After opening up their alpha phase to the world through an early access purchase, Bohemia Interactive has today announced that their military simulator ArmA 3 will be making its way to beta come June 25.

According to PC Gamer, the new additions to the beta phase include new arsenals and vehicles to test plus new scenarios that will offer a co-op and multi-team, wave-based defense scenarios. A new "Independent" faction that consists of military native to Altis and Stratis was also mentioned.

Steam Workshop support will also be getting a re-design for ArmA 3, with the ability to upload player-created missions to Steam Workshop through a direct integration in the ArmA 3 missions editor. Note though that this feature may not be available during the beta, but it is a confirmed feature for launch.

No official release date has been set yet for the release of ArmA 3, but you can now jump into the current alpha stage for a cheaper price of $32.99 on Steam, with the price expected to increase come beta and eventually launch.