The average age of a combat soldier was 22

A review of davywavy's 'Vietnam Bloodbath' a fun filled roleplaying game for all the family.
Ok, what can I say about this apart from the fact I had to stop reading it at work as I was laughing too loudly, or that also when I did restart reading it it wasn't until well past end of work time that I'd realised I was going stuck reading it until I finished and didn't care a bit. Suffice it to say I want to play this game, now! Yes, it also has serious overtones and amusing disclaimers, also excellent examples that also make you grin. Anyway, nitty gritty; the system is overall simple but brutal, the skills system and general atmosphere is like every war film you've seen; you can just feel the excitement as you imagine your jibbering character pumped up on who knows what flouder about haplessly. I'm not generally good at reviews, but suffice it to say if this is ever published I will buy a copy there and then. So there.

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