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Nebula Syndicate

Nebula Syndicate is a compact space 4X (Explore, Expand, Exploit, Exterminate): scan fogged systems, colonize the rich worlds, mine and refine, and build fleets around a counter triangle where Interceptors beat Bombers, Bombers beat Cruisers, and Cruisers beat Interceptors — so scouting an enemy's composition is worth as much as out-producing them. Ships that survive gain XP and level, making a veteran fleet worth more than a bigger green one. But the economy is only the engine; the game's heart is your hero. Pick a species and a unique ability, collect ability cards out in the sector, and settle rivalries in card-driven duels — because you win by eliminating every rival syndicate, slaying their hero or razing their homeworld, and you lose the moment yours falls. Play it as a Campaign, turn-based and unhurried, where the galaxy waits for End Turn; or Real-Time, where the clock ticks on its own, fleets take real seconds to cross a lane, and it's last hero standing. Real-time runs online too, 2–4 players, matchmade or opened to a friend with a code, on fixed pacing so nobody's slider settings decide the match. A run takes 20–40 minutes on a small galaxy or sprawls across 36 systems, survives across your devices via cloud saves, and posts to a cross-player leaderboard when it's over.

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