War simulations, life in Czechia and educational games: Bohemia Interactive offers wide portfolio
Bohemia Interactive is behind the world-famous Arma series, set in a wartime environment. In their next game, the player fights against zombies. However, the company has a broad portfolio and also offers a game for children in which they can learn the basics of programming and development thanks to the game mechanisms. "We don't primarily make games, we make game worlds. And our worlds are very often inspired by the Czech Republic, its history, culture and even language," says Marek Španěl, the studio's CEO.
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