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About Arma 3 Malden
Arma 3 Malden is an add-on that brings the Malden 2035 terrain and the cooperative Combat Patrol mode to Arma 3. It also adds new buildings and makes the Escape multiplayer survival mode available on Malden and Tanoa.
Malden 2035
Malden 2035 reimagines the original Malden terrain from the first Arma game. It reuses many Arma 3 structures, vegetation and other assets, while adding colored buildings, vineyards and barns. The terrain is designed around infantry combat, with attention to the gameplay flow of each location and a focus on close-quarters combat.
Combat Patrol
Combat Patrol is a quick, randomized cooperative multiplayer mode. You join an infantry team and can choose its area of operations; each playthrough varies because of the mode’s randomized behavior. The mode is available on all official Arma 3 terrains, including Malden 2035.
Additional content
The add-on also includes new structures for Arma 3 content creators, including a barn and colored buildings. Escape, the multiplayer survival mode, is available on Malden and Tanoa; Escape from Tanoa requires the Arma 3 Apex expansion.
An official soundtrack features orchestral versions of the classic Arma Cold War Assault and Arma 3 main theme songs. The soundtrack is available only to owners of the Arma 3 Digital Deluxe Edition, Arma 3 Extended Edition, Arma 3 Apex Edition, Arma 3 Special Edition or Arma 3 Supporter Edition.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Arma 3 Malden is free to play on Steam, so there is nothing to buy to start playing.
No. Arma 3 Malden is DLC and only works with Arma 3.
The minimum requirements for Arma 3 are: Windows 10, GeForce GTX 660, AMD Athlon, 8 GB RAM, 50 GB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
Yes. Arma 3 has multiplayer and a single-player mode. It supports online co-op, online PvP and LAN play.
Mostly, yes. Valve rates Arma 3 as Playable on the Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual setup.










