Beyond Enemy Lines: Vietnam (2026)
Polygon Art, Polygon Art Publishing
Take the role of a U.S. Special Forces soldier crashed into the vietnamese jungle on the return of a top secret mission. Adapt to jungle warfare, make your tactics and survive!
Platforms
PCGenres
ShooterThemes
Action
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 15 more
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Critic Reviews
Completexbox
By Dan BoiseAs I said, it feels like Beyond Enemy Lines Remastered is a very early demo of an upcoming game or a direct port of a 2000 PC game. While relying on stealth for the genre, given the game’s very limited and barebone visuals can sometimes make it difficult to spot enemies before they spot you; which kinda screws up of chances for being stealthy. Fans of Hitman might find some redeemable qualities here, despite the limited arsenal, but fans of action-packed FPS games really should stay clear from this Microsoft Paint look-a-like game.
