Rising Storm 2: Vietnam — Tactical Warfare Review
Story • Gameplay • DLCs • System Requirements • Ratings • Trailer • Buy & Donate
Overview
Rising Storm 2: Vietnam delivers a brutally authentic representation of the Vietnam War, blending tactical realism with intense multiplayer action. It’s a true successor to Red Orchestra and the original Rising Storm, focusing on coordination, suppression, and asymmetric warfare.
Story & Setting
The game doesn’t follow a linear campaign but is heavily grounded in the Vietnam War setting. Players can fight as either the U.S. Army, Marines, or ARVN — or the North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong, each with unique weapons, tactics, and equipment.
Main Features & Gameplay
- Authentic weapon handling: Realistic recoil, bullet drop, and no crosshairs.
- Asymmetrical combat: U.S. air support vs. Viet Cong traps and tunnels.
- Large-scale maps: From dense jungles to open fields, featuring helicopters and napalm strikes.
- Team coordination: Leadership roles, voice commands, and map-based strategy.
Trailer
Official trailer showing authentic Vietnam War combat, helicopters, and tactical gameplay.
DLCs & Updates
The game has received multiple free updates and DLCs, including:
- Green Army Men — playful expansion featuring toy soldiers in sandbox-style combat.
- Cosmetic packs for factions and weapons.
- Community maps and seasonal content updates.
All major DLCs are available via Steam and many are free.
System Requirements
- OS: Windows 7 / 8 / 10 (64-bit)
- CPU: Intel Core i3 @ 2.5 GHz / AMD Phenom II
- RAM: 4 GB (Recommended: 8 GB)
- GPU: GTX 460 / HD 5850 (1 GB+ VRAM)
- Storage: 20 GB available space
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Conclusion
Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is one of the most immersive and tactically demanding shooters of its era. With deep teamwork mechanics, realistic ballistics, and authentic environments, it’s a must-play for fans of military realism and historical accuracy.
