Team17 and Expression Games have released a new YouTube trailer for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, showcasing the game’s 50 vs. 50 battles.
You can watch the new gameplay trailer of the game below:
At Gamescom earlier this year, Insider Gaming got hands-on with the game, calling it “familiar, but entirely different” thanks to the series’ new setting. You can read our full hands-on preview of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam here.
From our perspective, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is going to be an unforgettable entry into the Hell Let Loose franchise, giving players a fresh and immersive gaming experience that is often overlooked in the first-person shooter scene.
Game features:
- Welcome to the Jungle – You and your fellow soldiers will be thrown into dramatic terrains and engage in warfare across 6 new Vietnam maps, featuring dense jungle, twisting deltas, and open clearings that offer unique tactical challenges.
- Aerial Units – Allowing fully operational helicopters for troop deployment and fire support. These units play a pivotal role in transporting soldiers to landing zones, delivering supplies to the team in tactical locations, conducting reconnaissance, and offering aerial firepower.
- Patrol boats – Take control of heavily armed vessels, such as the iconic U.S. patrol boat, the PBR.
- Tunnels – The North Vietnamese forces can construct extensive tunnel networks, offering strategic advantages for surprise attacks and troop movements. This means that mastering tactics will become essential to winning the battle.
Are you looking forward to playing Hell Let Loose: Vietnam when it finally releases sometime in 2026? Leave your thoughts down in the comments, and join the official Insider Gaming Discord server.
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