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2,796.5 hrs on record
After diving deep into Arma 3, I can confidently say that this game offers one of the most immersive and engaging military simulation experiences available today. With over 100 hours of gameplay, it’s clear that Arma 3 excels in both its storyline and multiplayer modes, providing players with an unmatched level of depth, realism, and excitement.

Storyline: A Riveting Campaign with Strong Narrative
The single-player campaign in Arma 3 is nothing short of spectacular. Set in a near-future world, it thrusts players into a tense geopolitical conflict, filled with high-stakes missions, complex characters, and dramatic twists. The story is compelling, giving a real sense of immersion as you navigate through the challenges of modern warfare. The pacing is spot on, and each mission feels like a meaningful part of the larger narrative. From stealth operations to all-out assaults, the variety of missions keeps you constantly engaged, and the stakes always feel high.

The emotional weight of the storyline, combined with realistic dialogue and stellar voice acting, truly pulls you into the world. You can feel the intensity of every operation, making it easy to get lost in the story. It’s clear that the developers put a lot of effort into creating a believable world, and it shows in every aspect of the campaign.

Multiplayer: Unmatched Tactical Gameplay
Where Arma 3 truly shines is its multiplayer experience. The game offers incredibly deep tactical gameplay that requires cooperation, strategy, and communication. Whether you're joining a large-scale battle with dozens of players or teaming up with a small squad on a covert mission, the level of teamwork needed to succeed is exhilarating.

The massive, detailed maps and realistic environments create a perfect backdrop for the tactical freedom that Arma 3 allows. Every mission feels unique, and no two multiplayer sessions are the same. The level of customization available for creating custom scenarios and missions through the Arma 3 editor is another highlight—allowing the community to craft content that feels fresh and exciting, even years after the game’s release.

Multiplayer gameplay is incredibly rewarding, especially when you’re part of a well-organized squad. The thrill of working with teammates to execute a plan, whether it's an ambush, a rescue operation, or holding a strategic position, is what makes Arma 3 stand out from other shooters. The steep learning curve might deter casual players, but for those willing to invest time and effort, the payoff is massive.

Recommendation: A True Tactical Masterpiece
If you're a fan of military simulations or are simply looking for a game that offers something truly unique, Arma 3 is an absolute must-play. Its compelling storyline, combined with its unparalleled multiplayer experience, makes it one of the most captivating games I’ve ever had the pleasure of playing. While it may not be for everyone due to its complex mechanics and steep learning curve, for those willing to take the plunge, it’s an incredibly rewarding experience.

The game provides a perfect balance of immersion, realism, and tactical depth that you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you prefer playing solo and experiencing the gripping campaign or teaming up with friends for some intense multiplayer action, Arma 3 offers an experience that few other games can match. Highly recommended!
Posted 9 January.
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116.4 hrs on record (97.9 hrs at review time)
I’ve spent over 100 hours with Company of Heroes 3, and I feel it's only fair to share my honest thoughts. While I had high hopes for this game given the franchise's history, it ultimately falls short in several key areas, making my experience far more frustrating than enjoyable.

Buggy AI: The AI in Company of Heroes 3 feels like a step back from previous titles. Friendly and enemy units alike often behave erratically, moving in strange patterns, getting stuck on terrain, or failing to engage in combat when they should. It's disheartening to watch your units do nothing while the enemy blitzes your position.

Graphics and UI: While the game looks decent on the surface, there are plenty of moments where textures look flat or out of place. The UI is clunky and unintuitive, requiring multiple clicks to do basic tasks like managing your units or building structures. It's a step back from the streamlined systems seen in Company of Heroes 2, making micro-management a chore instead of a satisfying experience.

Campaign Mode: The single-player campaign, which I was hoping would offer a rich and engaging story, instead feels like a series of recycled objectives with little variation. The narrative is lackluster, and the pacing is inconsistent. It doesn’t help that the cutscenes and voice acting often come across as overly dramatic or cheesy, breaking immersion.

Multiplayer and Balance Issues: Multiplayer is where the game truly falters. Matches are plagued by balancing issues, with some factions feeling overpowered while others are underwhelming. The meta is constantly shifting, and while this could be seen as a positive, it’s frustrating to play a game where every patch feels like it completely changes the dynamics of a faction, rendering your previous tactics useless. Additionally, online connectivity issues often make multiplayer matches a chore, with frequent disconnects and lag spikes.

Lack of Innovation: For all the hype, Company of Heroes 3 feels like more of the same. There are few notable innovations to differentiate it from its predecessors. It seems like the developers took the core formula and added a few extra features, but without addressing the underlying issues that have plagued the series. It's a missed opportunity to truly elevate the franchise into something fresh and exciting.

In conclusion, Company of Heroes 3 doesn't live up to the legacy of its predecessors. Despite spending over 100 hours playing, I feel let down by its lack of polish, technical issues, and missed opportunities for innovation. The game feels like it was rushed out the door, and unless substantial fixes are made, I wouldn’t recommend it to fans of the series or newcomers looking for a solid real-time strategy experience.



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