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Picture from Armada 2526 is ready for action

Armada 2526 is now available for purchase from Matrix Games. The game provides both tutorial and advisor features to help any would-be galactic commander get up to speed quickly, so it’s easy to jump in and guide your race from its first interstellar journeys, until it becomes a mighty galactic empire. Along the way, you’ll explore the galaxy, conduct research, diplomacy and trade, found new colonies, maneuver mighty star fleets, and fight epic battles. Create bustling colonies on foreign worlds to build powerful fleets, construct advanced buildings and research facilities that will help you master space and defend your civilization. Unlike many games of genre, Armada 2526 was designed to provide a game that can be finished in a reasonable time and emphasizes decisive strategy over micro-management. In a close race for victory, alliances forged through bartering and good will can help tip the balance of power in your favor as alien empires seek power and glory at your expense.

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