NAM

Alan? Can you tell your comrades to stop bombarding us during our missions? NAM, released in 1998, is an old-school FPS where one embodies Alan "the bear" Westmoreland, on a mission to Vietnam. And it's gone for the autochotone debasing! (But it's for freedom, so it's okay) The most:-runs on Windows 10 without problem with the emulator DosBox provides in the steam version. -If we get back to the time, he's not that ugly. The decorations are rich, despite repetitive textures. -A beautiful array of weapons. -Gameplay in the line of DOOM or Duke Nukem. No verticality, we run by pulling everywhere with the self-aim. At least they managed not to miss it. -Good lifespan, about 7-8h to finish the missions of the game. The minus:-no KeyBinding... Suddenly, forced to move forward with the directional keys, and no possibility of straf. -Repetitive content, the objectives are not clear and the map that is visible only in full screen, in full action...-during the whole progression of the game, you will meet enemies, which besides will not be more numerous than 4 level variety, which will try to kill you, and your aerial artillery too. So we find ourselves dying at 70% because of our allies all up there. Bravo. For note, this game has made me crazy. -The proportion of enemies in an area is particularly badly screwed. Basically, no movements for 2-3 min over a long enough distance, then it's Armageddon in the forest, and we die. Add to that the artillery, and I assure you that you will have a very good time. -Music BOF, and that never changes, or almost. Conclusion: NAM probably had to be the Galactic equivalent Hitman at the time. To know poorly realized. I strongly advise against it, unless your passion is to pull your hair. ____ If you have found this evaluation useful, come join our curation page and our forums!