Hell Let Loose: Vietnam gets June 18 digital release date

Team17 and Expression Games announced the digital edition of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam will release onThursday, June 18 onPC (Steam, Epic), PS5 and Xbox Series S. Physical editions for PS5 and Xbox Series Xwill release on August 4. Both editions are now available to pre-order. The release date was announced in a new trailer. Players can pre-order Hell Let Loose: Vietnam here for their preferred platform now. See below for a breakdown of what is included in each edition, including pre-order bonuses. It’s a 50v50 multiplayer combat game, but it has commanders in place that make strategy and tactics rule over chaos. As I noted in my hands-on preview story, it’s hard for first-person shooter games like this to go up against stalwarts like Call of Duty and Battlefield, but this game focuses on a historically accurate niche: 50 vs. 50 human multiplayer games that feel like big, coordinated battles. It’s also got a historical focus in the Vietnam War that is relatively rare in the shooter genre. And it aims to carry on the legacy of realism from the WWII game, Hell Let Loose, which sold more than $100 million. Standard Edition $39.99 / €39.99 / £34.99Base GamePre-Order Bonus; US Army – Boat Crew Uniform Deluxe Edition $59.99 / €59.99 / £54.99Base GamePre-Order Bonus; US Army – Boat Crew Uniform2026 Field Supplies (delivered throughout 2026); NVA Boat Crew Uniform, ANZAC & NVA Uniform Pack, Green Berets & Navy SEALs Uniform Pack Team17 and Expression Games are pleased to welcome more players into the fold prior to release with a free-to-play open beta weekend on the Thanh Hóa Bridge map, scheduled to take place May 29 to June 1. This is the last chance for players to experience everything Hell Let Loose: Vietnam has to offer prior to launch. Build tunnels, fly helicopters, drive patrol boats, use historically accurate weapons and work with your team to achieve victory. Open Beta details as follows:Start Date/Time: Friday May 29, 10am BSTEnd Date/Time: Monday June 1, 10am BSTPlatforms: PC (Steam only)Registration: Signup via FirstLook here Hell Let Loose: Vietnam features intense jungle warfare set during one of history’s fiercest battlegrounds in real-world locations recreated with unrivalled authenticity. At launch, players can expect:6 distinct large-scale maps with dramatic terrain and weather variantsImmersive 50 vs 50 battles where strategy, squad cooperation and teamwork take precedence over individual heroics.Destructive historically accurate weapons, vehicles and tactical options including; new US aerial units and resourceful NVA forcesDynamic gameplay experience where both sides can hunt the enemy through Vietnam’s complex river network with heavily armed patrol boats The post Hell Let Loose: Vietnam gets June 18 digital release date appeared first on GamesBeat.

May 15, 2026 - 00:30

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam gets June 18 digital release date

Team17 and Expression Games announced the digital edition of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam will release onThursday, June 18 onPC (Steam, Epic), PS5 and Xbox Series S. Physical editions for PS5 and Xbox Series Xwill release on August 4. Both editions are now available to pre-order.

The release date was announced in a new trailer. Players can pre-order Hell Let Loose: Vietnam here for their preferred platform now. See below for a breakdown of what is included in each edition, including pre-order bonuses. It’s a 50v50 multiplayer combat game, but it has commanders in place that make strategy and tactics rule over chaos.

As I noted in my hands-on preview story, it’s hard for first-person shooter games like this to go up against stalwarts like Call of Duty and Battlefield, but this game focuses on a historically accurate niche: 50 vs. 50 human multiplayer games that feel like big, coordinated battles. It’s also got a historical focus in the Vietnam War that is relatively rare in the shooter genre. And it aims to carry on the legacy of realism from the WWII game, Hell Let Loose, which sold more than $100 million.

Standard Edition $39.99 / €39.99 / £34.99

Base Game
Pre-Order Bonus; US Army – Boat Crew Uniform

Deluxe Edition $59.99 / €59.99 / £54.99

Base Game
Pre-Order Bonus; US Army – Boat Crew Uniform
2026 Field Supplies (delivered throughout 2026); NVA Boat Crew Uniform, ANZAC & NVA Uniform Pack, Green Berets & Navy SEALs Uniform Pack

Team17 and Expression Games are pleased to welcome more players into the fold prior to release with a free-to-play open beta weekend on the Thanh Hóa Bridge map, scheduled to take place May 29 to June 1. This is the last chance for players to experience everything Hell Let Loose: Vietnam has to offer prior to launch. Build tunnels, fly helicopters, drive patrol boats, use historically accurate weapons and work with your team to achieve victory.

Open Beta details as follows:

Start Date/Time: Friday May 29, 10am BST
End Date/Time: Monday June 1, 10am BST
Platforms: PC (Steam only)
Registration: Signup via FirstLook here

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam features intense jungle warfare set during one of history’s fiercest battlegrounds in real-world locations recreated with unrivalled authenticity.

At launch, players can expect:

6 distinct large-scale maps with dramatic terrain and weather variants
Immersive 50 vs 50 battles where strategy, squad cooperation and teamwork take precedence over individual heroics.
Destructive historically accurate weapons, vehicles and tactical options including; new US aerial units and resourceful NVA forces
Dynamic gameplay experience where both sides can hunt the enemy through Vietnam’s complex river network with heavily armed patrol boats

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