• 34 Levels
• 14 Single player levels
• Co-op Levels
  
  Co-Op simply put is where several players work together to complete single-player missions. This is a great feature in NAM.
  
  
• 5 Fire team Levels
  

  Fire team is a more realistic co-op game, and is intended for network play (4-8 players recommended, but can be played 2-3 players). In this game, the players operate as a fire team; each player given a different role in the fighting unit. What makes Fire team more interesting is that you only have one life. Therefore, you cannot restart the game until the other team members have succeeded in the mission or die (press K to see how they are doing) and if the whole team has died, start a new game by pressing ESC.

  

  To play Fire team, you must choose 'Co-operative' as the game mode and one of the four difficulty settings. DO NOT choose 'Monsters: None' when playing in Episodes 3 and 4. All Fire team levels begin in a base where you can choose your role in the fire team. Players can choose from the following: a-gunner, grenadier, machine gunner, medic, point man, rifle man, sniper, and squad leader. Each has different weaponry and some have special skills (which can be used by crawling and pressing Open/Use).

  Descriptions of different roles are as follows:

  	Main Weapon	Armor	Inventory	Special Skill
  A-Gunner	M16	100	-	Drop Ammo1
  Grenadier	M79	50	Mine Detector	C-4
  Machine Gunner	M60	100	-	Drop Ammo2
  Medic	M16	100	MediKit	Heal5
  Point Man	Shotgun	100	-	-
  Rifleman	M16	100	-	Flare
  Sniper	Sniper Rifle	25	NightVision	More Ammo3
  Squad Leader	M16	75	NightVision	Fire Mission4

  Notes:

  • A-Gunner carries extra ammo for M60 (450 rounds) which he can drop once.
  • Machine Gunner carries extra ammo for M60 Machine Gun (100 rounds) which he can drop once.
  • Sniper carries extra ammo for his Sniper Rifle (20+20 rounds) which he can add two times.
  • This works only once. To target the fire mission, crawl backwards while at the target site and press Open/Use [Z + Down Arrow + SPACEBAR]. Don't forget to move a safe distance away or you'll be blown up with the rest of the target.
  • Medic can't heal when Friendly Fire is disabled.
    
• 8 GruntMatch Levels
  
  GruntMatch is a free for all every man for himself fight to the death. The number of kills represent the score, and the person with the most kills is the winner. The number of kills can be kept track by the status bar on the top of the screen. To subtract a kill from a player's score (rather than adding a kill to yours), target him with grenades, the M79, or the flamethrower. This can help narrow the scores down between the opponent and the rest of the pack. APERS and Claymore mines also apply.
  
  
• 6 CTF Levels
  

  In CTF, players are divied in two teams, blue and red. Arrows above players heads indicate their teams. Both teams have the same objective: to capture the enemy flag and take it back to their own team's banner. Once the winner is announce, you will need to go back to the New Game menu to start a new game. When you are in CTF mode, a green flag is visible in your inventory.

  

  To set up a CTF game, you must choose 'GruntMatch' as the game type and one of the four difficulty settings. All CTF levels begin in a room where players choose their team. Everytime you die in a CTF level, you go back to that room, and you must choose your team again. But, don't forget your team's color. A good trick to remember your team color is to use a name like 'Elias R' or 'Barnes B'. B for blue, and R for red.

  

• Multiplayer Levels
• Weapon Rate of Fire System
• Morale Status Bar Indicator
• Morale effects your shooting accuracy.
• Devastating air strikes, mines, and ambushes
• US Military standard issue weapons and equipment

• New CONS done by Tuomo Korva
• Helper Bots (Explosive Expert, Medic etc..)
• Fly overs
• First Aid (You need to stand still to bandage yourself)

• Some New
• Many sprites are based on art from Duke Nukem 3D, and some are the exact same tiles.

• Advancements came in the form of such features as air strikes and disarm able land mines. These features were also present in its total conversion predecessor, Platoon.
• The BUILD Editor is not bundled on the CD. Apparently if you don't have the Duke3D Atomic CD, you'll need it. There is a special Map FAQ available online.
• If you're interested in TNT latest BUILD game project checkout the WW2GI game and the official addon; Platoon Leader. If you're interested in Matt Saettler's latest (Build game) project head to the Enhanced Duke Site

Combat Knife (weapon #1)
The "Ka-Bar" is an efficient close combat weapon.

M16A1 5.56mm Assault Rifle (#2)
Nicknamed "The Widow-maker", the M16A1 is the standard American rifle used in Vietnam after 1966. After 20 rounds are fired, you have to reload, giving the enemy some time to attack.
Ammo pack: 20 rounds; Max ammo: 180

Remington 870 Assault Shotgun (#3)
Extremely effective at point blank range, but needs reloading after every shot. From a distance, it takes a few shots to take out an enemy. Depending how far the enemy is and at what elevation you or the enemy are.
Ammo pack: 10 shells; Max ammo: 40

M60 7.62mm Machine Gun (#4)
The standard lightweight machine gun used by the U.S. forces in Vietnam. Very powerful, but uses a lot of ammo.
Ammo pack: 150 rounds; Max ammo: 450

M72 66mm Light Antitank Weapon (#5)
A disposable anti-tank rocket launcher. A good weapon for destroying tanks and enemy strongholds. But, it only has one rocket. Can be dangerous in close quarters.
Ammo pack: 1; Max ammo: 1

M26A1 Fragmentation Grenade (#6)
The standard anti-personal grenade issued in Vietnam. Explodes after about 3-5 seconds of being thrown, so that will give you a short amount of time to run. Can be dangerous in close quarters.
Ammo pack: 3 grenades; Max grenades: 6

M79 40mm Grenade Launcher (#7a)
The standard portable 40mm GL of the U.S. forces. Very effective at long range. Can be dangerous in close quarters.
Ammo pack: 3 grenades; Max grenades: 6

M14 Sniper Rifle with telescope sight (#7b)
More powerful than the M16A1. Destroys most soldiers in one shot. But, takes a small amount of time between shots.
Ammo pack: 20 rounds; Max ammo: 20

Rocket Launcher (#8)
This weapon has its own special features. It can only be used in Huey and Tank mode.

M18A1 APERS "Claymore" Mine (#9)
This mine can be mounted on walls and is detonated by a tripwire. This is very useful and sneaky in GruntMatches. Very powerful, and covers a lot of ground.

Flamethrower (#0)
Dangerous at close range, for both you and the enemy.

MediKit
This item carries an experimental serum that is a healing agent, pain killer, and stimulant, rolled into one. When used, it raises your health back up to 100%. The amount that was used will be subtracted from the amount in the MediKit. For a shortcut to use the MediKit, press the "M" key during gameplay.

Night Vision Goggles
Theses have a distinct look. Dark brown and look like glasses. The goggles let you see in dark areas, such as underground tunnels and when it is night outside, and makes the area look brighter. Although, they have a limited battery life span, they but can be turned off and on during use. What is a real great effect, is that they 'highlight' the enemies and turn them a bright green, so you could spot one clear across the fighting field. For a shortcut to the goggles, press the "N" key during gameplay.

You can only carry one of the following six inventory items at a time.

All these items appear as a green crate in your inventory with the heading inventory item, so keep track of what you are carrying. If you pick up a second special item, it automatically replaces the first. The percentage signs beside the crate in your inventory field are for classified military use only, but I am providing them for you:

Pentagon officials use the following key to identify special inventory items:

Trip Flares	15% - 10%
APERS	25% - 20%
M2 ammo	60% - 61%
Mortar Ammo	63% - 65%
Mine Detector	50%
C-4	30%

The following three items are accessed by pressing Open/Use while crawling ("Z"+"UP ARROW"+"SPACEBAR" or "Z"+"DOWN ARROW"+"SPACEBAR"). This little maneuver is difficult to perfect and may require practice. Try tapping Open/Use repeatedly while crawling. Trust me, you'll learn it and get the hang of it sooner than you think.

Trip Flare
Activated on contact when you walk over it, it shoots a firework-like flare directly upwards. It is used to signal another player in a certain location.
Ammo pack: 5 units; Max flares: 5

APERS Mine
Anti-personnel mines. If you step on one, you will hear a click (something you really don't want to hear in the middle of the jungle. You can try and disarm it by pressing Open/Use ("SPACEBAR"). But, of course, you only have a 50/50 chance.
Ammo pack: 5 units; Max mines: 5

C-4 Explosive
C-4 can be obtained ONLY from the Demo man AI Marine. You can pick up the C-4 after the Demo man has placed it. After you have picked it up, to place the C-4, select it in your inventory, go to the place where you want to use it and press Open/Use while crawling.
Ammo pack: 1; Max units: 3

Mine Detector
This is a fairly useful item here. It will detect all mines except Claymores. When you are a certain distance from a mine, you will hear a beeping

12.7mm ammo for M2 Heavy Machine Gun
To use the M2 machine gun, you must have this item.

60mm shells for 60mm Mortar
To use the the 60mm Mortar, you must have this item.

These items are used only in Multiplayer. They allow you to use/become vehicles.

UH-1 Huey
When using it, you will become the pilot of a Huey helicopter. In Huey mode, you can drop flares by pressing Open/Use ("SPACEBAR"). You will have unlimited rockets for the Rocket Launcher (this is where weapon #8 comes into play). To increase or decrease the altitude, press the Jump ("A") or Duck ("Z") key.

Tank
This inventory can only be used in GruntMatch. When you activate it, you become the driver of a tank. In tank mode, you can squash other players by driving over them. You will also have unlimited rockets for the Rocket Launcher (weapon #8).

AK-47 Soldier
Armed with a 7.62mm Kalashnikov assault rifle, and can be recognized by their black suits. There normally found in large groups.

RPD Light Machine Gun Soldier
RPD's high rate of fire makes them dangerous and can be recognized by their green shirts.

Satchel Bomber
A kamikaze soldier. They carry a satchel charge, there intentions are to get close enough to you to detonate the charges.

B-10 82mm Recoilless Rifle
A stationary enemy that fires rockets at you at a slow rate.

VC Sniper
Sudden death. They're usually hiding, waiting for you to advance. They could be any where including up in trees. At night, sometimes, you can even see the laser from their rifle.

DShK Heavy Machinegun
High rate of fire and probably the most dangerous enemy. There usually dug in or behind decent cover.

MiG-21 Aircraft
Appears out of nowhere from the skies and drops bombs. It is rare, but dangerous.

T-34 Tank
Dangerous ordnance, fires shells at you, and will crush you if you get too close.

Friendly soldiers Sometimes these advance with you and sometimes they even actually kill a Nazi. These boys are very likely to get shot and usually do. In some missions you are assigned to defend an area with these guys. If you get in the path of these men there is a chance that one will try to shoot through you, not around you  to get at a German and you will get hurt. If possible stay out of their line of fire. Sometimes it seems as though one of the men is a Benedict Arnold because he keeps shooting me even when I get out of the way. If this happens, go ahead and shoot him.

Commander The commander gives you valuable information at the beginning of most of the missions. If you did not fully hear the orders you can press spacebar to hear them again.

Interactive soldiers In D-Day and Saving Private McCurkee you have an interactive soldier. In D-Day you have a medic and Demo man you make them follow you by pressing spacebar. Pressing z+ space makes the Demo man place a mine or explosive. The medic will heal you when you walk up to him if you are injured. All private McCurkee does is follow you when you try to get him to safety.

Artillery and Air Support Sometimes you get US artillery and air attacks in some levels. In Defend you can call one attack by pressing space next to the radio in the friendly trench. The air attacks in D-Day and Atlantic Wall hamper you more than help you. There is also an artillery barrage in Under Fire and Urban Rush. If you attack too soon you will die in these missions. Hell From Above has some artillery that hits a few enemy positions.

Air Drops In some missions like Defend and Mop Up you get an air drop of ammo and you see a DC-3 fly by. The ammo crates are picked up like all ammo and give you plenty of ammo fast. The "gooney-bird" is a most welcome sight in Defend and Mop Up.

Wounded Soldiers In some missions there are some wounded men. Sometimes they don't say anything but other times they give you valuable information.

Dead Allies Being around the bodies of allied men decreases your morale.