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What is Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Wiki?
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Wiki is a fan-made community resource. We cover the complete new-player journey — beginner guides, the 6 launch maps, all 17 battle roles, era-specific weapons, helicopters, patrol boats and NVA tunnel strategies — verified against official game information.
The game launches on August 13, 2026, so some details — the exact alternating mode rules, four unconfirmed maps and specific vehicle models — are drawn from verified official sources and clearly marked community reports.
What is Hell Let Loose: Vietnam?
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is a standalone multiplayer tactical first-person shooter by Expression Games, published by Team17, built in Unreal Engine 5. It drops the large-scale realism of the WW2 Hell Let Loose original into the Vietnam War, pitting 50 US soldiers against 50 North Vietnamese Army fighters in chaotic 100-player battles.
What We Cover
Beginner Guides
How 50v50 matches work, squad structure, controls, movement and the fastest way to learn the game.
The 6 Launch Maps
Jungles, rice paddies, river deltas and the confirmed Thanh Hóa Bridge and Đắk Tô Airfield theatres.
17 Battle Roles
Every role across the 6 units — Command, Infantry, Recon, Armour, Helicopter and Mortar.
Era-Specific Weapons
M16A1, M60, M79 and M72 LAW for the US against the NVA's RPG-2, RPD and Type 56.
Helicopters & Tunnels
US Huey air support and buildable NVA tunnel networks — the defining asymmetries.
Release & Updates
The August 13 2026 launch, editions, beta, crossplay and the post-launch roadmap.
Our Sources
- •Official announcements from Expression Games and Team17
- •The Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Steam store page, press kit and official website
- •Verified media coverage and the official developer blog
- •Community discussions across the official Discord and the Steam community forums
Disclaimer
This is an unofficial fan-made wiki. Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is developed by Expression Games and published by Team17. All game content, names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.