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Battlefleet Gothic: Armada
Tindalos Interactive’s Battlefleet Gothic continues to look gorgeous in its latest trailer. This time out, we get a chance to see the Imperium of Man’s impressive navy.
The Imperium ships are versatile, and therefore don’t excel in any specific area. They can be customized for different roles, though.
And while this trailer most certainly shows off the flexibility of the human fleet, it goes a step further. Because Battlefleet is an RTS that can be paused for strategic thinking, you’ll be able to plan out some clever ways to confound foes.
Ramming an enemy ship will likely leave you intact (or at least not completely obliterated). You can also make short-distance warps, which allows you to make up for not being the fastest fleet. You can catch up with escaping ships or put yourself in their path to force them crash into your broadside.
You can see more gameplay from Battlefleet Gothic in our previous coverage of the Ork and Chaos fleets, as well as gameplay footage. You can look forward to this one in 2016 on PC.
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