This is a story focused experience about the Vietnam War with a rather slow gameplay process. It tries to explore on topics of atrocities and moral dilemmas of those events, but from what I've seen in Steam reviews, the story of this game takes a lot of "creative liberties", so don't expect it to be a history lesson.

I had to drop it on mission 7 after randomly failing at the very end. No way I'm starting that slog over.
Only 6.8% of players completed mission 6 (out of 9 total), which speaks about how repetitive the game is.

Next I'll play: "Radio General" a game with the same premise of commanding via a radio and a map, but better overall, according to reviews. In that game you play as the Canadians in the second world war and it features real life historical footage and notes, unlike "Radio Commander".