For all of you typical FPS players expecting a Battlefield replacement, this is NOT it. People incorrectly compare ArmA to games like Battlefield, which is a mistake. This is where they should have gone, but instead they went backwards with the like of games like Battlefield and Call of Duty (starting with CoD 4). What makes these games so special is they represent the actual evolution of military-themed shooters. Aside from this game, ArmA 2 is still YEARS ahead of its time. Bohemia continued to raise the bar considerably with every new iteration of the series, and we all hope to see the same again with ArmA 3. Other than this, there’s no competition for ArmA. The only non-Bohemia title in this genre is Iron Front: Liberation 1944, which uses the same engine as ArmA 2 and is essentially a standalone, non-official WWII expansion for it. The ArmA series is well known by the PC gaming community for being in a genre of its own, created by its predecessor Operation Flashpoint. Since it’s just an alpha, there will be no score or anything I’ll just go over what it offers, and list my observations/criticisms/praises. This article will serve as a small review and overview of ArmA 3 Alpha. Access to the alpha is granted upon pre-order right now, though keep an eye out for GND’s upcoming ArmA 3 alpha invite giveaway! As the name suggests, it’s a public alpha build of the upcoming ArmA 3, a PC exclusive military simulation game. ArmA 3 Alpha is one of the hottest discussions in the PC gaming world right now.
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