Battlefield: Vietnam

Battlefield: Vietnam is a first-person shooter released for PC in 2004, developed by Digital Illusions CE and published by Electronic Arts. As a follow-up to Battlefield 1942, the game shifts the focus to the Vietnam War, offering large-scale battles with a mix of infantry and vehicle combat. Players can fight as either U.S. forces or the North Vietnamese Army, utilizing period-accurate weapons, helicopters, tanks, and even iconic wartime music playing from vehicle radios. The game introduced asymmetric warfare, with the Vietnamese relying on guerrilla tactics and underground tunnels, while U.S. forces had superior firepower and air support. With its immersive maps, strategic gameplay, and intense multiplayer battles, Battlefield: Vietnam became a memorable entry in the franchise, capturing the chaotic and diverse nature of the war.