You play the various rival nations of the Star Trek universe in a real time space strategy game.You play the various rival nations of the Star Trek universe in a real time space strategy game.You play the various rival nations of the Star Trek universe in a real time space strategy game.
Patrick Stewart
- Jean-Luc Picard
- (voice)
- …
Michael Dorn
- Worf Son of Mogh
- (voice)
Denise Crosby
- Sela
- (voice)
J.G. Hertzler
- Martok
- (voice)
Judi M. Durand
- The Computer
- (voice)
- (as Judith Durand)
Tim Harrison
- Cpt.Thaddeus Demming
- (voice)
- …
Jim Hudson
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Jim Jansen
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Tyler Moore
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Joel Swetow
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (as Joel Sweton)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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- TriviaThe game takes place in 2376.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Star Trek: Armada II (2001)
Featured review
Star Trek Armada takes place both after the Dominion war of DS9 and Insurrection for TNG. In this game you get to play one of four races, the Federation, the Klingons, the Romulans, and the Borg. The gameplay is similar to most other real time strategy games out there like Command and Conquer or Warcraft/Starcraft.
This game is top quality when it comes to its easy to use interface, highly detailed textures, and wonderful voice acting by Patrick Stewart, Michael Dorn, Denise Crosby, and other regulars like J.G. Hertzler (Chancelor Martok from DS9).
The gameplay is quite balanced between the four races, none more powerful than the other. However there are some racial adavantages that may make one race more interesting to play than another. For example, all Klingon and Romulan ships can cloak, to Borg can assimilate an enemy ship to take it over, etc.
Graphically this game is impressive as well. While the intro movie and cut sequences are pre-rendered, all gameplay, even the beginning of the "episodes" are rendered using the game engine. I recommend a higher end system to get optimal performance with this game. I'm running an AMD K62 550, 192MB RAM, and a Voodoo 5500 AGP with 64MB RAM on the card, and the game runs like a dream.
Its about time that the Star Trek license is being used to make GOOD games for a change, with Klingon Academy and Elite Force.
This game is top quality when it comes to its easy to use interface, highly detailed textures, and wonderful voice acting by Patrick Stewart, Michael Dorn, Denise Crosby, and other regulars like J.G. Hertzler (Chancelor Martok from DS9).
The gameplay is quite balanced between the four races, none more powerful than the other. However there are some racial adavantages that may make one race more interesting to play than another. For example, all Klingon and Romulan ships can cloak, to Borg can assimilate an enemy ship to take it over, etc.
Graphically this game is impressive as well. While the intro movie and cut sequences are pre-rendered, all gameplay, even the beginning of the "episodes" are rendered using the game engine. I recommend a higher end system to get optimal performance with this game. I'm running an AMD K62 550, 192MB RAM, and a Voodoo 5500 AGP with 64MB RAM on the card, and the game runs like a dream.
Its about time that the Star Trek license is being used to make GOOD games for a change, with Klingon Academy and Elite Force.
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