Interestingly, Bohemia's policy is to not even announce Creator DLC until it's nearly ready to launch. It needs to be an entirely new project, pitched to Bohemia and approved. As detailed here, modders cannot just pull a previously-free project from pages and turn it commercial. That, and maybe create some 'past Vs future' scenarios, if that's an option.Īs for the Creator DLC program, it seems roughly comparable to Blizzard's premium mods for StarCraft 2, possibly even more structured.

Much as I enjoyed Arma 3's move into near-future tech, drones are fiddly, and I'm interested in seeing how '80s gear feels again. It'll include a ten mission single-player campaign, although as with all things Arma, multiplayer (launching with 17 scenarios) and the editor will extend its life significantly.

Set across 419 square kilometres of divided 1983 Germany, the developers boast fifty settlements with fully destructible buildings, and an alternate winter version of the environment with matching camo for its 42 new units. Global Mobilization looks to be practically a new game built on Arma 3's foundation. Still, Bohemia's approach seems more structured, at least so far. Mods going commercial isn't a new concept, but it has backfired for a few studios, including Valve's own failure to get the idea off the ground with Skyrim, and Blizzard's swiftly-abandoned premium mods for StarCraft 2. Impressively large as it looks, Global Mobilization isn't by Bohemia Interactive, but the first release from their 'Creator DLC' commercial mod program and produced by small team Vertexmacht. There's a major new Arma 3 expansion launching next Monday, April 29th, bringing the military sim back to its Cold War roots.

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