Argo

Game mechanics

Project Argo converts military simulation mechanics of Arma III to tactical, team-based FPS, with all the features typical for the genre. We starts the game by choosing our mercenary and his equipment and then leave for the battlefield to take part in dynamic skirmishes, which will let us advance from a fresh adept to a true veteran.

Gameplay has been created according to the “easy to learn, hard to master” rule. A success requires not only skill of individual players and hiding behind various covers, but also teamwork and tactical maneuvers, like flanking, barrage etc. There are no predetermined paths in the game, meaning that participants have a complete freedom of acting throughout the entire map. Danger can appear in any moment and from any direction, forcing players to cooperate strictly and skillfully. Additionally, occasional supply drops can often turn-around the tides of a battle.

Game modes

The production of Bohemia Interactive studio has been designed strictly for online battles and offers three basic modes, each located in different part of Malden island, divided into three so called battle zones. Clash puts both teams in a fight over control of all parts of the map. Link features classic scheme of capturing points before an enemy, while Raid divides teams to attackers and defenders. The former try to find a terminal located in one of three locations and collect precious data, why the latter tries to prevent it at all cost.

Technical aspects

Visually PC’s version of Project Argo is on a very high level, making use of the latest generation of the proprietary engine that was earlier used in Arma III and then expanded with later updates. This gives the game the same assets as it well-received predecessor, including huge and detailed maps and realistic ballistics of bullets. Interestingly, the Malden map created for Project Argo has been released as a free DLC for owners of Arma III.