Magicka: Vietnam DLC
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THIS IS A STEAMWORKS DLC CODE FOR MAGICKA. ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE A STEAMWORKS VERSION OF THE CORE GAME ALREADY.
AS WITH ALL OTHER STEAM PRODUCTS, THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS FOR THIS PRODUCT.
Description
This product requires the original Magicka game to run
Have you ever wondered what it would have been like if wizards were allowed to roam the jungles of war-torn Vietnam, attempting to bring peace and stability to the region by casting spells on all opponents?
Magicka: Vietnam features a lengthy challenge scenario that puts you in the combat boots and stylish robe of a Wizard GI. Venture deep into the Goblin-Cong jungle with up to three fellow soldiers in a heroic attempt to liberate prisoners from a POW camp and face off against deadly Vietnam themed enemies. Destroy enemy positions, escape the perils of the jungle and return safely to the evacuation helicopter (“Get to the chopper!!”).
Features:
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Vietnam themed game world with a twist
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2 Challenge maps
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New Vietnam themed enemies
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Many new Vietnam era weapons
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Stylish GI Wizard Robe
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New Magick - Napalm Strike
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Innovative and dynamic spell casting system with thousands of possible combinations
Customer reviews
82
A must have DLC
liquidsnake78 | Sept. 7, 2011 | See all liquidsnake78's reviews »Magikca vietnam is the First DLC which has a ton of new content. It introduces the two famous weapons of Vietnam war.... M16A1 and AK47, both are awesomely useful in the game, the dlc also has other weapons like rpg etc. Once this dlc is activated you can choose the GI Wizard robe model while in character selection , looks very cool and carries a Patriot Staff which launches grenades.
The two challenges are great and provides great fun time when played online with other people. The new magick Napalm is very cool , which basically calls up a F-4 phantom to attack. The only negative about the dlc is that the price 4.99$ for a content worth a maximum of 1hr is debatable, but the dlc does its job of providing great fun to the base game and is worth purchasing.
95
good morning vietnam, qfsssa style
soad667 | Sept. 4, 2011 | See all soad667's reviews »Probably the most wacky dlc for Magicka at this point. And certainly the best by far. Crazy setting, filled with easter eggs, unique campaign with a few missions and not just an arena map (which is included too, as an alternative), many new firearms to keep (bad) company to the m60 of the main game, a new magick and... that's all. If you could buy only one Magicka dlc, make sure this is the one.
75
Wizards in the Veitnam war, makes sense...
jojot | Sept. 2, 2011 | See all jojot's reviews »Anyone who played Vanilla Magicka will be familiar with that moment where they first found the M60 and though, "It looks so wrong, but it feels so right" while mowing down packs of goblins. This DLC pack for Magicka looks to capitalize on that feeling by making a whole campaign out of it. It's much shorter than the proper campaign, but it so hilariously incongruous that length is hardly an issue. Put on your wizard robes and hat and cast that napalm strike today!
70
Two fun and amusing missions.
Xonus | Aug. 24, 2011 | See all Xonus's reviews »I found the part in Magicka where you originally get an M60 highly amusing, considering how out of place it is. And that's basically the whole idea behind this, from the cover (reminding of BC2 Vietnam) to the suit you get, and the missions.
The missions themselves are pretty challenging, and as usual with Magicka, a lot of fun with friends.
75
More challenges
Exige | Aug. 19, 2011 | See all Exige's reviews »For few euros this will add some new challenges for them who owns Magicka already. It is lot of fun but might get little bit too hard for some players. I liked the settings in the game, Vietnam war with Magicka element worked nicely. You also get a custom for your character for an extra. By the way, you don't need to own the game because you can join your friends game if they own this DLC already, but for few bucks, who would complain?