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Jail time: How two Arma 3 developers were arrested in Greece
In September 2012, two members of Bohemia Interactive — the Prague-based development studio behind the Arma series — were arrested on espionage charges while vacationing on the Greek isle of Lemons. The government claimed the pair had been spying for information to use in its military game, Arma 3. After 129 days in prison, the pair were released. Check out the stream below for a chronicle of the entire story.
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February 8, 2013
129 days in prison: A Bohemia developer speaks out about his detainment in Greece
"It is easy to feel forgotten in prison" Ivan Buchta
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September 27, 2012
'DayZ' creator says imprisoned 'Arma 3' developers 'need as much support as they can get'
DayZ creator just wants to see his co-workers return home
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September 20, 2012
Bohemia Interactive CEO says 'Arma 3' developer arrests are a 'terrible personal tragedy'
Bohemia Interactive's CEO speaks out
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September 18, 2012
Bohemia Interactive asks you to sign petition to get imprisoned 'ARMA 3' developers home
Facing up to 20 years in jail
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September 17, 2012
Imprisoned 'ARMA 3' developers speak out since arrest in Greece
Conditions are 'tough'
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September 11, 2012
'Arma' devs arrested by Greek military were vacationing, not spying, studio says
"We always respect the law and we've never instructed anybody to violate the laws of any country." Bohemia Interactive
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September 11, 2012
Arma 3 developers arrested for spying on military in Greece
Bohemia Interactive confirms