Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is launching tomorrow on PC, bringing squad-based tactical combat to six distinct battlefields right out of the gate. Ahead of release, developers have detailed the exact environments players will deploy into on day one.

Quick Facts

  • Platform: PC
  • Release Timing: Launches tomorrow
  • Launch Content: 6 playable maps

Launch Maps Breakdown

Each of the six maps included at launch draws inspiration from historical operations and locations during the Vietnam War, requiring squads to adapt to dense jungles, waterways, and vertical terrain.

Thanh Hóa Bridge

Centered around the heavily defended Dragon’s Jaw bridge crossing the Nam Ma River, this map emphasizes river and cross-river combat. Players will navigate mountainous terrain, jungle cover, and close-quarters fighting around local villages and trainyards.

Huế Outskirts

Set near the terrain surrounding Hue ahead of the Tet Offensive, this battlefield mixes vertical combat with claustrophobic close-quarters engagements in concrete industrial areas, terraced farms, and accessible waterways.

Vạn Tường

Based on the first US offensive of the war (Operation Starlite), Vạn Tường combines semi-urban village skirmishes with jungle combat. A sprawling river network allows squads to maneuver boats and ambush opponents through dense foliage.

Quảng Ngãi

Reflecting the conditions of Operation Piranha, this map throws players into monsoon flooding, rocky cliffs, caves, and tropical bamboo forests, moving fighting between tight jungle confines and vertical cliff heights.

Đắk Tô Airfield

Focusing on a key US airfield base in the central highlands, this map features a long airstrip strewn with impact craters and destroyed vehicles. Because the operating airfield leaves surrounding areas less dense than traditional jungles, survival demands careful communication across open space.

Cam Ranh Port

Set around the deep-water bay and logistics facility in Khánh Hòa, this map features militarized zones, rolling dunes, and dry creek beds. Large southern waterways accommodate wide-open boat skirmishes, while industrial docks drive close-quarters firefights.