Gamers Europe posted their review of Men of Valor: Vietnam:
Men of Valor tries to be a lot of things, but doesn’t really succeed at any of them. It draws its influences from all the various movies on the conflict, but the game fails to build any sense of atmosphere. For example it incorporates the aspect of the principal character writing home like Charlie Sheen in Platoon, but there isn’t a chance of the game achieving a sense of social commentary, so in the end one wonders why they even bothered. During the numerous loading times a series of titbits of information about the Vietnam conflict are displayed, but they don’t convey a sense of interest in history. Instead, I was left rolling my eyes as I waited impatiently for the next level to load.
Needless to say, they were not impressed. You can read the rest of the review here.
Men of Valor tries to be a lot of things, but doesn’t really succeed at any of them. It draws its influences from all the various movies on the conflict, but the game fails to build any sense of atmosphere. For example it incorporates the aspect of the principal character writing home like Charlie Sheen in Platoon, but there isn’t a chance of the game achieving a sense of social commentary, so in the end one wonders why they even bothered. During the numerous loading times a series of titbits of information about the Vietnam conflict are displayed, but they don’t convey a sense of interest in history. Instead, I was left rolling my eyes as I waited impatiently for the next level to load.
Needless to say, they were not impressed. You can read the rest of the review here.
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