Things have been busy as well on the value gaming front with ValuSoft sneaking in this title, Vietnam 2: Special Assignment V2 following up on their recently released CIA Operative, of which I had the opportunity to also examine. The backdrop to V2 cannot be considered stellar storytelling but it indeed, at least gives you an excuse for shooting up Viet Cong soldiers.
You assume the role of Sgt. Kevin Wilde and you are sent to go deep into enemy territory to track a lost friendly soldier by the name of Flak Johnson, who was also part of special ops.
Apparently, Flak had undertaken a perilous mission to assassinate a general. People familiar with Coppola's Apocalypse Now may be excited by about this time. Indeed, the cut scene rendering seems to be first rate, so single cell software, the developers, get at least that much credit. Beyond that though, V2 does nothing to really change anything.
As far as value gaming goes, this title has a total of twelve missions, which makes it lengthy. V2 does no different but if the developers of CIA Operative were aware that repeating borrowed tricks would promote monotony, the developers of V2, certainly do not realize that. V2 has you trudging through the obligatory Viet Cong tunnels.
Nearly every level features a portion of an underground tunnel and turns the game into a typical shooter harkening back to the days when all FPS maps were just a series of linked underground tunnels. The other trick used from old FPS games, is the simulation of expansive forests. Often times, jungles are artificially created between towering cliffs. To maintain the atmosphere of a steamy jungle, an abundant amount of fog is used; enough to rival even the notoriously infamous Turok.
While these may be a bid for realism, they actually serve a much more functional purpose. Other value-oriented titles may be underutilizing the engines they adopt but the developers here almost bite off more than they can chew. The first level is a good testament for this as its expansive architecture brought my machine to a crawl at times.
Yet the fog and underground tunnels surely guaranteed smooth frame rates. Graphically, this game is confined to darkness. Lighting effect is quite good if not unvaried, as every torch seems to be the same in V2. The animations for the characters and guns are good but not spectacular. We may have multiple downloads for few games when different versions are available. Also, we try to upload manuals and extra documentation when possible. If the manual is missing and you own the original manual, please contact us!
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