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A new Games Workshop game has been announced, and it’s not for iOS: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada.

Tindalos Interactive (Stellar Impact) are developing this space-based RTS, which puts you in command of either an Imperial, Chaos, Eldar, or Ork battlefleet, during one of Abaddon the Despoiler’s Black Crusades.

You’ll be managing your fleets both inside and outside of battle, customising the weaponry, defense, and support sub-systems; managing the progression of the admirals and crew of each ship; and, obviously, controlling your fleets – from nimble frigates to gargantuan battleships – in combat.

That’s basically all the information available right now, but you can have a looksee at the first screens from this Unreal 4-powered title below. Battlefleet Gothic: Armada has no release date as of yet, but we’ll doubtless be learning more later this year.

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