ARMA Card Match
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Harness the pulse of your cursor—press, pivot, and propel through realms with a decisive click. Every tap ignites action, bending the game’s world to your will as strategies unfold beneath your fingertips. Command the screen; victory thrives where your mouse meets momentum.
description
ARMA (stylized as ARMA) is a tactical military first-person shooter franchise known for its emphasis on realism and simulation. The games blend expansive combat scenarios across vast terrains with intense close-quarters engagements. Initially launched on Microsoft Windows, the series debuted in 2006, with its latest mainline entry arriving in 2013. Subsequent titles expanded to platforms like Linux, Android, and iOS. The first installment, *ARMA: Armed Assault*—titled *ARMA: Combat Operations* in the U.S.—released in November 2006 across Czech Republic and Germany, followed by European and American launches in early 2007. Built on the Real Virtuality 2 engine, it established the series’ signature large-scale warfare mechanics. *ARMA 3*, a standalone title powered by the Real Virtuality 4 engine, launched globally for Windows on September 12, 2013. Prior to its official release, it entered public testing via Steam’s Early Access program in March 2013. Between late 2015 and early 2016, Linux and Mac versions followed, though these initially lagged behind the Windows edition in updates, with plans to synchronize content post-launch.
