Later that night, The enemy attacks. Tompkins is sniped at the start of the attack and O'Brien is hacked to death with machetes in full view of Walker's squad. The attackers are finally repelled after Special Forces arrive. The next morning, Walker is told to report to Sergeant Ramirez and joins Special Forces. They take on subversive, rescue, and assault missions. Walker's final mission is to defeat General Diem, the game's main antagonist. He succeeds and delivers Diem's severed head to the base. Afterwards, Walker's chopper is shot down en route to China Lake. Walker escapes from NVA captivity and helps fend off a massive attack on base camp by both NVA and VC forces. Finally, an air strike is called in, leaving Walker and Monty, a friendly South Vietnamese soldier, as the only survivors. Reception ShellShock: Nam '67 received "mixed or average" reviews, according to review aggregator Metacritic. IGN found the game to have "many faults" and criticized the presentation of war as tasteless. Eurogamer also noted that the game was "a trivial representation of a bloody conflict for our personal entertainment" but thought that "when it hits the spot it's briefly thrilling" and admired the creators' ambition in at least attempting to make a game which was not bland and sanitized. The game sold 800,000 copies. A sequel entitled Shellshock 2: Blood Trails was released in 2009. References External links Fiction set in 1967 2004 video games Anti-war video games Eidos Interactive games Guerrilla Games games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation Network games Single-player video games Third-person shooters Video games developed in the Netherlands Vietnam War video games Windows games Xbox games Video games set in Vietnam Video games set in 1967