ArmA 2: Operation Arrowhead is the sort of game you might be a little bit afraid of. I'm afraid of it. It's a standalone expansion to one of the most realistic shooters since... well, since ArmA, really. The most realistic shooter I've played is Team Fortress 2. Luckily for me, then, that there's a demo just come out, so I can get my head blown off while I'm fumbling with my safety catch out in the open. I mean, try it out. Here's how:
You can grab it here . It's 3GB of supreme value for your no-money. It contains:
- A singleplayer mission from the main campaign
- 2 singleplayer scenarios
- Basic, driving and helicopter tutorials
- 2 multiplayer missions: Hike In The Hills, and One Shot One Kill
- Team Deathmatch
- Mission Editor with save/load option
- Mission Editor with save/load option ffs
It doesn't mention anything about unlockable hats though, so you'll probably have to buy the full game for those.
You can read our review here .
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