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NAM

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Also known as
Napalm Vietnã

This tactical shooter challenges you to survive behind enemy lines in Vietnam, using stimulants to endure overwhelming odds.

NAM (Napalm) is a 1998 first-person shooter developed by TNT Team and published by GT Interactive for Windows/DOS; the DOS version was released in 1998, matching the legacy year.

About NAM

NAM is a first person shooter built on the Build engine, set during the United States military involvement in the Vietnam War. Players assume the role of Marine Corps Sergeant Alan Westmoreland, a soldier whose operational endurance is chemically enhanced and who is frequently assigned to high risk missions.

The gameplay involves navigating diverse environments, from dense jungles and underground tunnel networks to urban areas, while engaging enemy forces. Available equipment includes firearms like the M16 and M60, heavier weapons such as the M79 grenade launcher and LAW rocket, and tools like a mine detector for locating hazards. Enemy opposition incorporates infantry, snipers, armored vehicles, and environmental dangers like air strikes and mines, creating a challenging combat experience where AI allies provide limited support.

Beyond the single player campaign, the game features multiplayer combat across nineteen dedicated levels. These support various modes, including team based objectives and deathmatch, where participants can choose from different soldier classes.

NAM Screenshots

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Main menu
Loading screen
Entering Level 1.
Some vehicles
Firing at enemies.
Enemies in jungle
Enemies in the jungle
In the barracks
Brothers in arms