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Harness the power of your cursor—every click commands the battlefield, triggers explosive abilities, and carves your legacy in a realm where split-second decisions reign supreme. Feel the weight of each action as you navigate treacherous terrain, outmaneuver foes, and unleash devastating combos with surgical precision. Your mouse becomes an extension of your will, transforming simple gestures into world-shaping triumphs or catastrophic failures. Master rhythm and timing to chain attacks, solve intricate puzzles, and dominate ever-shifting challenges where hesitation means defeat. This is more than point-and-click—it's where reflexes fuse with strategy, and every press echoes through the game's beating heart.
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ARMA (stylized as ARMA) is a tactical military first-person shooter franchise emphasizing realism and simulation. Its gameplay merges expansive, strategic warfare across vast terrains with intense close-quarters combat. Debuting in 2006 with titles initially exclusive to Microsoft Windows, the series later expanded to Linux, Android, and iOS. The most recent mainline installment launched in 2013. The inaugural title, *ARMA: Armed Assault*—marketed as *ARMA: Combat Operations* in the U.S.—released in November 2006 across Czech and German markets, followed by a European rollout in February 2007 and a North American launch in May 2007. Built on the Real Virtuality 2 engine, it established the series’ focus on authentic military operations. *ARMA 3*, a standalone title powered by Real Virtuality 4, launched globally on September 12, 2013, for Windows. Prior to its official release, a public beta debuted on March 5 via Steam’s Early Access. Between late 2015 and early 2016, Linux and Mac ports arrived in phased updates, with plans to synchronize content parity with the Windows version over time.
