Looking more complete by the day, we’re seeing new images for DCS: South Atlantic from RAZBAM CEO Ron Zambrano. Let’s have a look at the latest!

More South Atlantic

With the map now appearing in official DCS World training videos as well as with a few select testers and third parties, it seems that we’re building up towards a release for DCS: South Atlantic. This map features a portion of the tip of South America including parts of Argentina and the infamous Falkland Islands.

Although it is setup for a potential 1982 scenario, the map goes beyond that offering a wider area that could potentially be used for a variety of more fictional scenarios. There are towering mountains and beautiful scenic vistas in the area so carving the mountains should be a blast.

Showing those off, the RAZBAM Twitter account has a couple of new screenshots up.

DCS: South Atlantic map by RAZBAM pic.twitter.com/BJIKBkM21R

— Ron Zambrano M 🇪🇨 (@RAZBAM) May 23, 2022

DCS:South Atlantic map, sheep herding with the Apache, Rio Gallegos and Ushuaia at night pic.twitter.com/pkZ2OP5Ke4

— Ron Zambrano M 🇪🇨 (@RAZBAM) May 24, 2022

Of course the AH-64 image with the sheep is interesting and potentially meme worthy so have a look at that.

More will surely be released soon. As of right now there is no official release date but we do see increasing levels of polish so with some luck we’ll see it soon!