The moronic AI ruins any degree of fun that may have been derived from Black Ops, and exposes the title for what it really is: a glorified shooting gallery. You escape and begin your journey to eliminate the troublesome General Pham, blasting hoards of enemy soldiers in 80s Arnie fashion through nine dreary levels.Īll of this sounds a lot more fun than it actually is. You’re Special Forces Something, however, and a flimsy bamboo cage ain’t enough to keep you down. With the absence of any real AI – squad-driven or otherwise – the game conveniently throws you into the fray alone against dim-witted VC patrols, a victim of a miscommunication that lands you in an enemy POW camp. But even as a bargain bin game, it’s embarrassingly executed. On one hand this is expected since the game was a value release, and hence didn’t really benefit from the tons of cash that other studios might have at their disposal.
Between the graphics, lame gameplay, hackneyed plot and retarded AI, there’s little in Vietnam: Black Ops to make it worthy of recommendation.
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