Bohemia Interactive has revealed its full 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo games lineup. The expo, which runs from June 7th through 9th, will see the developer showing off its recently-announced wargame Arma 3 as well as Carrier Command: Gaia Mission and Take On Helicopters.
“We’re so excited to be attending E3 as a company and this year marks our biggest presence to date. We’re proud to showcase our strong lineup of PC exclusive titles,” said Michal Harangozo, Marketing and PR lead at Bohemia Interactive. “This is a great opportunity to reach PC gamers the world over and show them what we have planned for the coming months.”
About the games
Arma 3 – the latest installment in the successful tactical mil-sim
series, Arma, combines the strength of its predecessors with radical
engine improvements. Arma 3 will provide players with a unique
experience of sandbox-oriented combat gameplay set in the most
detailed and vast environment of the series. Players will fight
through a story-oriented campaign by taking control of a multitude of
aircraft, vehicles and ships; shooting anything from pistols to
sophisticated weaponry.
Carrier Command: Gaea Mission – The ground-breaking 80’s classic is
back in this highly-anticipated next generation experience. Players
will be treated to an immersive journey with an engaging story in the
vast, free-roaming environment that spans 33 unique islands in 6
different climatic areas. Players will battle over air, land and sea
in this exciting combination of the 1st and 3rd person action genre
with strategic elements where the exploration and mastering of tactics
is key and the thrill of a successful fight will spur the player
onward to a victorious experience like no other.
Take On Helicopters – The upcoming all-new helicopter game is built on
10 years of experience with the development of complex military
simulators. Immersing players in beautifully rich landscapes and an
authentic helicopter experience, players will prove their flight
skills in exciting challenges while mastering authentic roto-wing
flight dynamics and creating their own missions.
