With that in mind, you can be sure that we'll continue to support the game. Just recently we've reached four million players, and we're already headed towards five million thanks to boosts from Steam and Bohemia Store sales. That said, if we look at where things stand today, Arma 3 reaps the benefits of years and years of development and community support. Although a potential next Arma game is still years away, this new core technology should eventually enable us to make a leap forward and address many of our current technical limitations.
Bohemia's new proprietary game engine Enfusion is now finally coming together, which makes it a good time to start investing more heavily into our longer-term future. If you've been reading our SITREPs, you probably already know that a portion of the Arma 3 development team has been gradually moving onto new projects.
Arma 3 is definitely here to stay for at least several more years, and now that Tanks DLC has concluded our previous development roadmap, it's time to shed some light on where we plan to take things from here.
Besides supporting our DLC strategy and constantly providing us with valuable feedback, you've helped grow the game into a platform with an incredible amount of user-made content that is enjoyed by the largest number of players to date. We've said it before, and we'll continue doing so all of this was possible thanks to our community.
In the past years, it has pushed beyond its Apex with even more content and platform updates. Even though Arma 3 was, we dare say, our most stable Arma at launch, the game has certainly come a very long way since then. The game has been a major part of our lives ever since. And here we are! It's been more than five years since we first released the Arma 3 Alpha.
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