A cooperative shooter where hopping from planet to planet stays great fun in company. The repetition fades fast in four player mode and the trading layer adds a light space adventure flavor.
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Shooter4 players7+
Co-op
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Spaceships defend their colony from invaders in this top-down multiplayer shoot'em up for Dreamcast. Published by Metro3D, released in the United States in November 1999. Top-down shoot'em up with upgradable ships, up to four-player co-operation, varied enemies. US edition.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Is Armada still worth playing in 2026?
Armada attempts a bold crossover between a top down space shooter and RPG style progression, playable in co op for up to four. Exploring an open galaxy, upgrading your ship and clearing hordes of enemies has real charm, especially in a group, where the game truly comes into its own. In solo the repetitive objectives and modest presentation weigh on you quickly. An offbeat curiosity in the Dreamcast catalogue, it will appeal to fans of hybrid shooters and space farming, more for its concept than its execution.
