• War for Humanity DLC now available on iOS and Android
• Continues the story one year after the main game
• Introduces 25 new stages and a fresh storyline

TQuality Gaming has officially released Galaxy Frontier: War for Humanity, a narrative expansion now live for iOS and Android. Picking up a year after the original story, this DLC thrusts players into humanity's renewed offensive against the renegade White Council. With 25 challenging new stages, enhanced space combat, and advanced technology, it marks the next evolution of this expanding sci-fi universe.

In the War for Humanity DLC for Galaxy Frontier 2, you command starships beyond Mars's safety and into the Proxima Centauri system, where the White Council has consolidated its forces. Face new threats like the formidable Battle Cruiser Type B, cloaked fleets with sophisticated stealth tech, and devastating weapon systems that redefine the battlefield.

Throughout the expansion, you'll upgrade weapons, shields, and abilities while engaging relentless enemy waves. The DLC deepens the lore, offering new insights into the White Council's origins and goals, with story elements woven directly into the action-packed missions rather than separate cutscenes.

For newcomers, Galaxy Frontier 2 is a fast-paced space shoot-'em-up focused on intense dogfights. Pilot a starfighter against swarms of enemies, progressively enhancing your arsenal, defenses, and skills. Responsive controls and distinct enemy behaviors deliver crisp, arcade-inspired action, supported by a deep progression system for long-term engagement.

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The core game offers three primary modes: Endless, Overrun, and Mine Sweeper, each with a unique focus. Endless tests your survival skills, Overrun challenges you to defend key objectives, and Mine Sweeper pits you against perilous zones where a single mistake resets your progress.

The War for Humanity DLC for Galaxy Frontier 2 is available for purchase at $1.99 (or local equivalent). The base game remains free-to-play.