Hell Let Loose: Vietnam has officially arrived, bringing the franchise's signature 50v50 tactical combat to the environments of the Vietnam War. The game has various maps for players to battle on; each one has distinct features that enhance the tactical experience and help players earn a win. To help you understand how each map works, here's a complete guide to all maps in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam.

All Maps in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam

The game has six different large maps. They aren't 1:1 geographical locations but are inspired by real-world locations and decisive moments during the war, such as Operation Starlite and the Tet Offensive. Each map includes complex river networks and extreme terrain; you'll need to master amphibious assaults and adapt to the dense foliage. Aside from the environment, you'll encounter drivable patrol boats, pilotable helicopters for the US forces, and extensive tunnel-building capabilities for the North Vietnamese Army. Here's a complete list of all maps in the game and how each one works.

Map Name

Setting & Tactical Gameplay

Thanh Hóa Bridge

You'll face intense cross-river combat, where controlling the Nam Ma River with patrol boats is crucial. The map heavily favors infantry pushing through thick jungles and mountainous terrain to gain an elevated advantage. Eventually, squads are funneled into brutal, close-quarters firefights around the heavily fortified trainyards and villages.

Huế Outskirts

This map is an infantry grinder that emphasizes vertical combat and claustrophobic engagements. You'll transition from fighting in terraced farms to clearing heavily fortified US bases and concrete industrial zones. It's a prime location for the NVA to utilize their extensive tunnel-building mechanics to bypass base defenses, while US forces can use accessible waterways for alternate flanking routes.

Vạn Tường

Built perfectly for amphibious assaults, this map utilizes a sprawling river network that lets you aggressively maneuver heavily armed patrol boats. It blends semi-urban combat in small villages with intense, moment-to-moment jungle warfare. The dense river foliage makes it an ideal map for infantry ambushes, requiring squads to stay low, crawl fast, and drag wounded teammates out of the line of fire.

Quảng Ngãi

You'll need to adapt to extreme environmental hazards, fighting through monsoon flooding and navigating rocky cliffs. Gameplay frequently shifts from tight bamboo forest skirmishes to scaling steep, vertical heights. The map's natural cave systems perfectly complement the NVA's tunnel networks, while US forces can counter by calling in fully operational helicopters for devastating envelopment assaults and aerial fire support.

Đắk Tô Airfield

Because the surrounding jungle is cleared out, this map is dominated by a massive airstrip that completely changes the pacing. It's a sniper's paradise where recon and armor units thrive on the wide-open sightlines. Infantry must communicate effectively and use destroyed vehicles or artillery craters as hard cover to push across the tarmac without getting picked off.

Cam Ranh Port

Switching the focus to industrial warfare, you'll fight through dry creek beds, rolling dunes, and dense militarized zones. The southern waterway guarantees wide-open boat skirmishes, while the dockside DeLong Piers create a maze-like environment for high-intensity, close-quarters combat. It's an environment where tightly packed squads and fast reflexes will easily outmatch long-range weapons.