The ArmA series, which has recently been to the Middle East and Mediterranean, is off to the jungle in this new expansion for ArmA III called Apex. It’s out on July 11.

First-person military shooters don't get much more hardcore than Arma III. And yet, its most diehard fans think they can do even better.

For April Fool's Day, the good people at Bohemia Interactive made this video showing off a new go kart feature in ArmA 3. Well you can't do something that silly without people asking you to make it real, so what choice did they have?

We talked about this new ArmA 3 DLC when it was revealed, now you can check out some of the gameplay from the developer's livestream. Good news: it looks even cooler than the trailer made it seem.

The future is expensive and takes up too much space. But hey, it's the future!

There are a few out there who just couldn't wait for the PC port of Grand Theft Auto V. So they decided to mod another fresh open-world game, ArmA III, to give it a much more GTA-esque flavor.

One of ArmA III's biggest selling points is its realism—it's a modern combat simulation that gives players a sandbox to play out scenarios not possible in most other games. So I was certainly surprised to see this footage by Moerderhoschi785, where a player rides a drone like he was the Green Goblin or something.

Bohemia Interactive's ArmA III, a super-realistic modern combat simulation, is out today. I've been playing the retail release for over a week now, so under normal circumstances this is where a formal review of ArmA III would go. But with ArmA III, that just doesn't feel right.

Altis, the main island in ArmA III, is huge, but one might think it's just a big, homogenous natural environment—nothing compared to, say, GTA V. It's not like that at all: the map has its own share of unique locations, like this solar tower featured in YouTuber Kyle B's video, which is perfect for a little bit of fun.

Sandbox games are great at giving you vast worlds, but their interiors are often boring and lifeless. In ArmA III, the open-world shooter that's out for PC on September 12, at least there's an explanation.

It's almost like the AI in this clip of ArmA III by APPAMANIAC has a hive mind—and the hive mind decided that instead of getting to safety or something, they should all just...pile up around the dead body. Like they're trying to protect it or something! It's silly, but amusing.

Not in terms of literal game size, at least. No, the honour of the game with the biggest world will surely go to Bohemia's upcoming ArmA III, which takes place on an island so damn big one of its designers went out and made this comparison chart.

No that's not Call of Duty: Ghosts, even if the image is full of dogs. It's just someone on Reddit messing around in ArmA III's editor. Good to see so many breeds in-game, but I'd also like to see the frame rate when so many creatures are on screen at the same time.

The people making the upcoming sandbox military sim Arma 3 recently did a big livestream in which they demoed a number of the game's features. Give it a watch, and see what's got Luke so excited.

Everything you see here is taking place on a sandbox open world. With a brutally realistic physics and damage system. If this isn't what you want out of a combat simulator game, well, I don't know what the hell you do want.