The first gameplay for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is here to show us how this Hell Let Loose title will take us deep into battle
Get ready to head back into the heat of battle with the new gameplay we have here for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam. The next in the line of titles that Expression Games and Team17 are bringing out to the world, and highlighting a war that has caused a stir over the decades since it all went down. That is a topic for another day, as this shows us how Hell Let Loose is going to take us to these far-off lands, meet exotic peoples, and then kill them. Or, if you like it the other way around, kill those invaders who are coming into your homelands. Given that this is a 50v50 game where both sides of the conflict will be on display when it launches on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in 2026. For now, let’s have a look at the gameplay that we have today.
The new gameplay footage that we have below for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam takes us all through some of the six new maps that we will have in Vietnam. As we see both sides of the conflict taking up the various firearms that they would have had in the area, and using them on the enemies that they see. Some on the ground, some in the air, some on the waters, and others in the tunnels that were used during the conflict as well. All to give us a bit more of the realism that might have gone on during the war that did take place. Although I have a feeling that Hell Let Loose might only gloss over some of the harsher things that went down during the actual conflict, as it would add realism, but could quickly turn the game into a horror title once you see how it all played out. Not to mention, I don’t think that the regulation boards would allow for the child soldiers to show up in the game, since we know that humans would be just as terrible in the virtual war as they were in the real one.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam — Gameplay
Team17 and Expression Games have shared an exclusive trailer showcasing the gameplay of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, featuring gameplay and in-engine footage. In this 50v50 hardcore FPS set during one of the most iconic conflicts in history, only through tactical teamwork, will help you and your platoon have a hope of surviving the battlefield.
In this new gameplay trailer, watch as the sunlight gleams momentarily piercing your eyesight, to the sound of helicopters approaching from above, and prepare to realise the heavy impact of war that surrounds you. From the high-caliber weaponry to fully operational air and water transport units, you must utilise the lush landscape to gain an advantage against enemy forces.
Set during the Vietnam War, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam offers existing and new fans a high-caliber gameplay experience of authentic warfare where teamwork is the key to success.
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, which 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.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is available to wishlist now on Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Epic Game Store.
How do you feel about the new gameplay we have for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam here? Do you like the look and feel of the jungles and biomes we are going to be fighting on? Will we actually see some of the real horrors of this conflict play out in the game matches? Do you have a side or style of gameplay you will be aiming for, since you will have the option to use all the engines of war in this game? Let’s hear all of those thoughts in the comment section so we can discuss them. More for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is certainly going to fire off as we head into 2026, so please keep on checking the site and our social accounts to keep up with it all. I’m certainly curious to see certain aspects of this all flow out there, so I’ll do my best to keep you as up-to-date on it all as I can.