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The Most Hilarious ArmA III Alpha Glitches Now In Motion

ArmA III, the next entry in the sandbox tactical shooter series, is expected to be released later this year. But the alpha is already up and running, waiting for people to join. And when something is still in development, you can expect a great deal of glitches and bugs, which fortunately won’t do much harm. They will, however, create funny moments that those who are in the alpha get to experience.


A New Web Series That Brings DayZ Into The Real World

DayZ is the kind of game that creeps into the real world with you regardless, so it’s fitting that the filmmakers at DDay Hollywood have decided to make a web series called “Apocalypse DayZ”, which reimagines the game in the real world.


Fresh DayZ Screens Show New Faces, New Map Areas

The standalone version of DayZ is on its way, and in these new screenshots, developers Bohemia Interactive show off some more improvement slated for the upgrade, including face models and some low-res shots of one of the new areas of the map being slotted in.


Almost Fifteen Minutes Of Footage From The Full DayZ Game

DayZ’s developers are being refreshingly open about the game’s development, and that attitude continues with this 14-minute video presentation from creator Dean Hall and Bohemia Interactive’s Matthew Lightfoot.


Video Game Island Renamed After Developers Arrested

In September 2012, a pair of developers from Bohemia Interactive — the team behind the ArmA series and the upcoming DayZ standalone game — were arrested on a Greek island and accused of espionage.


DayZ Standalone Update: Reworked Servers, Improved Graphics

The people working on DayZ have posted a chunky update about the game’s standalone version, along with some lovely-looking new screenshots.


Freed Bohemia Developers Will Still Face Trial, Not Out Of The Woods Yet

This morning brought the news that Ivan Buchta and Martin Pezlar, two developers from the Czech Republic’s Bohemia Interactive (Arma, DayZ), were freed on bail after spending the last 128 days under arrest in Greece for possible — denied — espionage.


Arma III Developers Finally Get To Go Home After 128 Days In Jail

Two game developers from Czech Republic-based Bohemia Interactive (Arma III), who were jailed in Greece for the past 128 days, will finally be able to go home, according to Czech media reports translated on a site dedicated to the men’s release.


A Year’s Worth Of Stupidly Realistic Military Simulator Action

Forget all these DayZ blow-ins. Before there were zombies, BI’s ArmA II was a game known for its brutal adherence to military strategy, an uncompromising sandbox in which people could get close — but not too close — to actual combat conditions.


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