Fit check
Is Back to Vietnam worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Single-player FPS fans who want infantry and vehicle combat
- Players who want to drive tanks and infantry fighting vehicles
- Shooters fans who want to customize weapon attachments and skins
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign with multiplayer or co-op structure
- Players who prefer varied environments over compact infantry maps and a desert vehicle battlefield
- VR shooter players looking for a headset-focused game
Our take on Back to Vietnam
The listing gives equal weight to infantry weapons, vehicle battles, customization, and configurable settings, but the experience remains a single-player FPS with a compact infantry map and one large desert vehicle map. The breadth of named equipment does not indicate a broad campaign structure.
What is Back to Vietnam?
This solo FPS offers two play styles: infantry battles and vehicle combat.
On the compact infantry map, players use seven rifles or machine guns, two pistols, and a grenade. Vehicle battles feature tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, including the M1A2, M2A3, M1128, T90, 2S23, and BMP-2, viewed from either first- or third-person perspective. These battles unfold across a broad desert battlefield with several strongholds. Weapons accept scopes, silencers, and infrared devices. Their appearances can be replaced with PNG or JPG images saved on the computer. Match settings can be configured by combining options for player count, visual effects, and time-based scores.
How Back to Vietnam plays
- 01Infantry Arsenal
- The infantry mode provides seven assault rifles or machine guns, two handguns, plus one grenade.
- 02Playable Vehicles
- Vehicle mode includes the M1A2, M2A3, M1128, T90, 2S23, and BMP-2.
- 03Vehicle View Switching
- Driving supports both first-person and third-person perspectives.
- 04Weapon Attachments
- Each main weapon can use 6 scopes and can be fitted with silencers or infrared equipment.
- 05Custom Weapon Skins
- Weapon appearances can use PNG or JPG images stored on the computer.
- 06Configurable Battles
- Player numbers, visual effects, and time scores can be combined in the level settings.
Back to Vietnam compared to similar games
Back to Vietnam is a single-player FPS combining infantry combat with drivable tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, while Zero Caliber VR offers a single-player and co-op campaign for up to 4 players, cross-play PvP modes, and native mod support. Contractors is a team-based competitive shooter for virtual reality headsets with community-created loadouts and game modes, rather than the single-player infantry and vehicle structure described here.
Back to Vietnam: platforms & release
Is Back to Vietnam worth it?
It is worth it if: single-player FPS fans who want infantry and vehicle combat. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign with multiplayer or co-op structure.
Where can I download Back to Vietnam?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Back to Vietnam's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Back to Vietnam on?
Windows only.
