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Steam Guide: Price, Physics Modes, and Early Access

ArmorSim is an early access terminal ballistics simulator on Steam priced at $18.99 that calculates armor penetration using published physics models.

Custom Projectiles: How to Build Custom Rounds

ArmorSim custom projectiles let you assemble shaped charges and tweak kinetic penetrators. Learn how modular projectile components work in update 3.3.3.

Shaped Charge Jets: HEAT Rounds and Custom Charges

ArmorSim shaped charge jets pierce armor via terminal ballistics. See catalog HEAT rounds, custom liner options, and penetration mechanics.

Free Modes: Unlocked Content and RadarSim Explained

ArmorSim free modes include the 2D Plane sandbox and RadarSim, which no longer require separate DLC purchases following official updates.

Composite Armor: Materials, Mechanics, and Testing Guide

ArmorSim composite armor mechanics let you build layered ceramic, NERA, and backing arrays to defeat kinetic rods and shaped-charge threats.

DM13 Shell Guide: Specs, Solvers, and Armor Penetration

ArmorSim DM13 is a German 120 mm tungsten penetrator modeled on 1979 ballistics. Review its official stats, solver behavior, and penetration tests.

Plane Mode: Features, Weapons, and Proving Ground Guide

ArmorSim plane mode is the game's 2D terminal ballistics sandbox. Learn how to access it, build custom targets, and test projectiles and explosives.

Ceramic Armor: Types, Solvers, and Layering Guide

ArmorSim ceramic armor includes SiC, B4C, and Al2O3 materials. Review how ceramic backing, solvers, and multi-layer stacks behave under kinetic impact.

American Ammunition: Full List and Physics Specs

ArmorSim American ammunition features depleted uranium penetrators like the M829 and M774. Review service years, calibers, and terminal ballistics data.

2D Mode: Playground, Advanced, and Proving Ground Guide

ArmorSim 2D mode offers rapid terminal ballistics testing. Compare 2D Playground vs Advanced, learn workshop features, and troubleshoot crashes.