STEAM_WORKSHOP creator
Arms
6 projects across 1 game, 83.2k downloads in total.
- Projects
- 6
- Game
- 1
- Downloads
- 83.2k
- Last shipped
- 2 y ago
- (6) HeligoHeligo Beach, a map inspired by the Baattlefield 1 map, Heligoland Bight.24.8k downloadsupdated 2 y ago
- (4) Hellcat Gorge(4) Hellcat Gorge is a very simplified 2v2 map. Somewhere in Tunisia, Allied forces are ambushed by Axis forces while passing through a gorge. A fierce tug of war for the center choke point ensues! Artillery and mortar fire may be necessary to retake the point, should you lose it... 4 player vers...22.4k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- (4) Al-WahaAl-Waha "The Oasis" Allied forces cross a coastal basin to assault a German controlled, Tunisian town. The basin is wide open with lots of micro terrain and cover, and there is a massive bridge spanning the battlefield, providing side lanes and flanking opportunities. The goal is to control the c...17.9k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- (4) Tall Boy JunctionDeep in the forested countryside of Italy, near Salerno, a road vital to the Axis war effort has been decimated. That tall boy really did a number on the intersection... Lots of groves, ditches, embankments, and defensive positions. I try to make my maps with lots of naturally formed cover, like...7.9k downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- (2) Hellcat Gorge V2*NEW VERSION* Hellcat Gorge is a very simplified 1v1 map. Somewhere in Tunisia, Allied forces are ambushed by Axis forces while passing through a gorge. A fierce tug of war for the center choke point ensues! Artillery and mortar fire may be necessary to retake the point, should you lose it... Thi...7.1k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- (2) Hellcat Gorge (Deprecated)Hellcat Gorge is a very simplified 1v1 map. Somewhere in Tunisia, Allied forces are ambushed by Axis forces while passing through a gorge. A fierce tug of war for the center choke point ensues! Artillery and mortar fire may be necessary to retake the point, should you lose it...3.1k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
6 projects, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.