Most aspects of gameplay-such as player guidance assists like map markers and enemy outlines, NPC behavior like radio callouts and firing accuracy, and HUD elements like crosshairs and player information-vary depending on the set difficulty level, which can be freely customized to suit the player's desired experience. Īrma 3's gameplay is similar to previous titles in the series, but with more refinements and customization, including a refreshed HUD. Gameplay is set on expansive maps (officially "terrains") featuring photorealistic land and water environments that can cover hundreds of square kilometers of ground. Most HUD elements seen here are optional and can be toggled in the game's difficulty settings.Īrma 3 is a realistic tactical shooter featuring accurate and deadly weapons that are heavily affected by external ballistics and recoil. Īn in-game screenshot of the "Infantry" showcase mission.
Almost a decade since its release, Arma 3 maintains a substantial player base and an active modding community. Arma 3 has been actively maintained and expanded by Bohemia Interactive and publishing partners, with almost twenty significant updates and downloadable content (DLC) releases since 2014.
Īrma 3 was released to generally favorable reception, with praise toward the visuals and immersive realism, but criticism toward the difficulty for new players and the lack of singleplayer content on release. The game features multiple singleplayer and co-op campaigns, released episodically, most of which follow various perspectives surrounding the 2035 Altis Incident, a war fought in Altis and Stratis. The game's maps feature photorealistic terrain and water environments. The game's expansions are set on the South Pacific archipelago of Tanoa the Strait of Gibraltar island of Malden the Eastern European country of Livonia the Western Saharan country of Argana and several real-life locations, including parts of Mainland Southeast Asia and Europe. Arma 3 primarily takes place in the mid-2030s, on the fictional islands of Altis and Stratis in the South Mediterranean Sea.
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