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# MechaNova
In the future era, human civilization has achieved interstellar travel technology and entered the age of deep-space colonization. With the discovery of a new energy source known as **Nova Core**, major interstellar factions began expanding into the unknown universe. Nova Core has the power to drive faster-than-light spaceships, activate advanced mechas, and support the construction of interstellar bases, making it one of the most important strategic resources in the universe.
However, deep space is far from peaceful. Unknown alien civilizations, rogue mechanical legions, space pirates, and resource raiders constantly threaten the safety of human fleets. Players will take on the role of a new-generation captain, piloting their own spaceship, forming mecha combat units, and venturing into unknown star regions to explore, search for resources, complete missions, strengthen their fleet, and gradually uncover the secrets behind Nova Core.
**MechaNova** is a sci-fi game centered around space fleet exploration, planet conquest, and mecha combat. Players will pilot spaceships of different star ratings, equip mechas of different levels, and begin conquering planets starting from Planet 1, progressing sequentially through a total of 10 planets.
The core gameplay of **MechaNova** is built around “Spaceships + Mechas + Fleet Formation + Gacha Acquisition + Planet Conquest + Energy Consumption + $MECHA Rewards.” Spaceships determine the number of mechas a player can carry, as well as exploration capability and mission capacity; mechas determine combat power and the success rate of planet conquest. Spaceships and mechas can be combined to form fleets, which players use to conquer planets. Spaceships are divided into 1-star to 5-star tiers. The higher the spaceship’s star rating, the more mechas it can carry. Mechas are divided into Level 1 to Level 5, with each level having its own combat power. The higher the level, the greater the combat power. Players can consume $MECHA to draw cards and obtain spaceships of different star ratings and mechas of different levels.
**MechaNova** features a total of 10 planets. All players must start conquering from Planet 1, and the next planet can only be unlocked after successfully conquering the current one. All successful planet conquest rewards are issued exclusively in **$MECHA**. The later the planet, the higher the difficulty, and the greater the amount of **$MECHA** rewards earned upon successful conquest.
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