Arma 3 Soundtrack Steam Charts & Stats

Great game, great musics !

Give the guys who worked on these songs a raise, they've certainly earned it.

Plenty of songs. Many are more dramatic and orchestral for my usual tastes, but are uniquely useful when playing other games that don't have music. Some are lovely exceptions to the drama, like "On the road" and "Into the Sun." None of them have really disappointed me.

These songs are amazing! Songs like Horizon Scan, Revenge, Broken Barricade, second half of Alone, Iron Gods, Malden and Flashpoint, etc, all AMAZING!

Some of the tracks from the soundtrack really give me goosebumps and the offer of loss free flac tracks was too good to miss so I can listen to the tracks in full quality and get the full effect.

10/10 soundtrack brought us some of the most infamous tracks in gaming as in it's so "shameful" nobody gives a shit about it except people who play this game enough

Great music... even if at 0% while gaming :)

Beats most game soundtracks by far, the intensity when listening is to the point of goosebumps. The fact this comes with flac files is amazing. This is the sort of great music you can just sit back and listen to. The quality of the music is outstanding. Would highly recommend.

I always said that if the Arma 3 Soundtrack was available for sale I would buy it. The music in this game really fits the mood of the action and quite honestly? In my opinion, it's one of the best game soundtracks out there!

I find, that, while the available songs are masterfully composed, this album is let down by what it has to offer - or, rather, what it doesn't offer: I do not qualify to critique music composition, but I am perfectly able to state in personal opinion, that, the leitmotif from "This is War" being used in so many songs makes it kind of an overdone notion to behold. This is especially the case because this Album already comes with various remixes of "This is War" with it - almost one for every DLC. As for things that go beyond the music - The music is weirdly structured, having one Album for every DLC, then three Albums for each chapter of the "The East Wind" Campaign, and.. one seperate Album just named "ArmA 3"? Okay? So where do those songs fit in? And while the previous two points made were merely nitpicks, this one issue is my main problem with the Soundtrack, that being: There is a track missing. Where is "car'n'heli" in this soundtrack? It is visible in the Zeus Editor and also used within the game's campaign. While I really find a lot of the tracks in this soundtrack excellent, when you have to rip from Youtube to access missing songs, it sours the experience a bit, and I find it a bit of an oversight.