Skirmish/multiplayer maps can now be generated randomly. The 3D world can now make use of the height axis, so ships can move in and stations can be constructed in different height levels. The game is old and not compatible with some graphic cards (especially integrated ones). Planets can now be colonized in order to accelerate the influx of new crew members, and ships' vital systems can now be upgraded in the late game. Trading stations allow for trading between players, as well as a secondary source of latinum via Ferengi cargo ships. Star Trek: Armada is a real-time strategy video game for Microsoft Windows developed and published in 2000 by Activision. Arsenals of all races have been vastly expanded with new ship types, stations, and special weapons. There are new resources: metal (gathered through planets) and latinum (gathered in latinum nebulae, useless to the Borg) Species 8472 harvests any resources to 'bio-matter'. There are two new playable races in addition to the original four: the Cardassians and Species 8472. There are now only three singleplayer campaigns - Federation, Klingon, and Borg. At the heart of Star Trek Armada are the most exciting elements from the Star Trek episodes and movies: leading fleets of starships into combat, exploring new planetary systems throughout the Alpha and Delta Quadrants, and carefully treading the delicate balance between peace and war among six different races. Meanwhile, a powerful rogue Cardassian force lurks to seek vengeance on other races. The Borg have managed to survive the cataclysmic Omega particle explosion and are once again invading planets deep in the Alpha Quadrant. Star Trek: Armada II is a real-time strategy game set six months after the events shown in the original game.

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