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It is important to note that all the versions are essentially identical.Ĭritics generally praised the new content and game balancing and commented on how the expansion prevents from creating "more of the same", referring to the difference from the base game. The PC version received an 86 with scores ranging between 100 and 79, though based on only 15 reviews. The PlayStation 3 version of the game received an 88, however based on only 15 reviews and with the same score range. The Xbox 360 version was given an 88 on Metacritic based on 28 reviews, with scores ranging between 100 and 80. The add-on received mainly positive reviews.

Helicopters can take bullet damage from small-arms fire.

Addition of the Flamethrower as an infantry weapon and on tanks (replacing the Co-Axial MG for the Alternate Weapon Package), which can affect players and their surroundings alike.

Era specific character models and character dialog.

Lack of Red Dot Sight, 4X Rifle Scope and Sniper Spotting Scope as usable specializations, and lack of Motion Sensors and the Tracer Dart Gun as usable gadgets.

Smaller maps designed to prevent long lines of sight, with the addition of a large amount of foliage and structures, make combat much closer.

Major Differences from Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Unlike the base game, vehicles in the expansion have the ability to play music off their radios, featuring a total of forty-nine songs.

The maps are detailed and realistic drawing on real-life battles such as the fall of Saigon or the battle of Khe Sanh.Radio Soundtrack Main article: Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam Radio Soundtrack The result is that matches although balanced are very different depending on what side you're on. The Americans have an advantage in vehicles and heavy weapons forcing their enemies to focus on anti-tank weapons and mobility. War never stops changingīattlefield: Vietnam follows the formula laid down by its predecessor but with an interesting change: conflict between the US and North Vietnamese forces is asymmetrical. The soundtrack of 1960s rock brings the era to life although you may be too busy dodging traps and explosions to really appreciate the music. It features realistic recreations of the battlefields weapons and vehicles of the Vietnam war allowing players to use a variety of different iconic weapons drive tanks fly planes and helicopters and even race into battle on a Vespa scooter. Softonic review Run through the jungle in Battlefield: Vietnamīattlefield: Vietnam is the second installment in the Battlefield series of historical first-person shooters.