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Units info from the CG Strategy Plus preview
| Settler | These adventurous souls set out with little more than supplies and dreams, founding new cities for your civilization. | ||||
| Warrior | The prototypical soldier is short on armament and skill, but well-endowed with ferocity. | ||||
| Knight | Steel-clad and armed to the teeth, these mounted units move swiftly and attack mercilessly. | ||||
| Destroyer | Speedy and moderately armed, these ships are the last thing a submarine wants to (and usually gets to) see. | ||||
| Stealth Submarine | Invisible to sonar, this high-tech seawolf provides a very real danger to undersea cities and trade routes. | ||||
| Crawler | Moving undetected across the ocean floor, these deep-water vehicles carry troops towards conquest and sabotage. | ||||
| Space Engineer | A brave new breed of settlers, these highly-trained technicians construct grand orbital colonies. | ||||
| Space Fighter | This well-armed fighter is equally at home in a vacuum or atmosphere, and actively defends against atmosphere-bound craft. | ||||
| Space Marine | Zero-g grunts in a crunchy shell, they're dangerous in battle and invaluable for defense.
| Swarm
| Normal ground and air defenses are useless against these space-dropped troopers. | Battlecruiser
| Truly the behemoth of space, this armored fortress contains enough firepower to level (?!) an orbital city. | |
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