Tunnel Rats

Release Date: May 15, 2009

Action, FPP, movies, shooters, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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Steam

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Tunnel Rats is a first person shooter (FPS) based on a film directed by Uwe Boll. The action of the game was set in the realities of the Vietnam War. The player plays the role of a young American prisoner who manages to escape from captivity. The fugitive has to break through tunnels, fortifications, jungle, struggling with dangerous traps, Vietcong soldiers and extreme exhaustion. Game was produced by Replay studio.

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STEAM Score

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5.3

GAMERS Score

Average score from 111 votes. 31 players anticipated the game.

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Tunnel Rats is a dynamic and at the same time extremely brutal action/FPS game, set in the Vietnam War. This production directly refers to Uwe Boll's film under the same title, although it does not replicate the scenes presented in the movie, offering a parallel plot and a completely new protagonist.

Plot

The events presented in Tunnel Rats take place in 1967. We play as a young American soldier who manages to escape from a POW camp. We spend the majority of the game on moving through the famous Cu Chi tunnels and fortifications, although there are also stages taking place in the dense jungle and in the open air. Along the way, the player has to eliminate numerous opponents appearing on the screen, deal limited visibility and many treacherous traps left by Vietcong soldiers.

Game modes

The single player campaign consists of ten complex levels with a linear structure. It offers about a dozen weapons at our disposal, including pistols, machine guns, as well as a flame thrower. The game is full of drastic and brutal elements, such as the ability to carry out spectacular executions on Vietcong soldiers encountered during the game (including killing in a dream and burning alive), as well as collecting trophies in the form of cut off ears.

Technical aspects

The graphics in Tunnel Rats presents a relatively high level. The game runs on the Replay Engine, which has already been used for Sabotage. The authors also took care of a fully-fledged multiplayer mode.

Last updated on June 14, 2019