Arma: Cold War Assault
Native LinuxSingle-playerOnline co-opOnline multiplayer
Steam 89%Steam: the share of players who recommend the game on Steam. Metascore: the average critic score on Metacritic, from 0 to 100.
The genre-defining military sim that began as Operation Flashpoint (2001), now a modernized, 64-bit, cross-platform build for Windows and Linux, with its engine released as open source. Over 2 million copies sold. The Cold War battlefield of Everon and Nogova, remastered for today's hardware.
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