Brave Arms

Brave Arms
Designer(s) 3G Studios, Inc
Platform(s) Facebook Platform
Release date(s) February 2010
Genre(s) First Person Shooter

Brave Arms is a 3D social shooter available on the popular social networking platform, Facebook. Brave Arms simulates action packed gameplay from traditional console games, but also allows players to create and customize their avatars and weapons as they play with Facebook friends in 3D environments, whether they are across the room or across the world.[1] Players are put in the first-person perspective as they battle in teams or in a death match in different levels.

Brave Arms went into closed-beta Spring 2010 and opened the beta version July 2010. Game features and content are being added on a weekly basis, along with technical fixes that open beta testers encounter.[2]

Open Beta Game Features

Brave Arms Banana Suit

Game Modes

Levels
The Brave Arms community has a chance to name a level every time a new play space is introduced to the game. Some of the selected level names include “Frostbite” for the Arctic level, “Mayan Not Yours” for the Mayan Temple level, and most recently, “Altitude” for the Airbase level.

Brave Arms Melee Weapons

Characters
Characters in Brave Arms are customizable from head to toe. Players can choose from various hair styles, hats, shirts, face masks, jackets, pants, skirts, dresses, gloves, and shoes. The occasional full body costume is available as well, from a banana to a bear pelt suit.[3]

Weapons
A select weapon base seems required when it comes to First Person Shooters. Brave Arms takes the basics and lets players choose from an assault rifle, submachine gun, sniper rifle, or a shotgun as a primary weapon before each match played. Players are also equipped with a pistol as a secondary weapon by default. Melee weapons add to the zaniness that is Brave Arms by offering a variety of fun, out-of-this-world options. From drum cymbals to a guitar, meat cleaver to a pillow. These weapons are sure to make any battle come with a laugh or two. Players also come equipped with grenades to add to the mix.

Supported Systems and Browsers[4]

Operating Systems

32-Bit 64-Bit Service Pack 1 Service Pack 2 Service Pack 3
Windows XP Home X X
Windows XP Professional X X
Windows Vista Home X X X X
Windows Vista Ultimate X X X X
Windows 7 Home X X
Windows 7 Professional X X
Windows 7 Ultimate X X

Web Browsers

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