Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova

Puh. 50€ soll das Spiel kosten? Ich bin froh das ich das Spiel in einem Bundle für wenig Geld gekauft habe. Das kann nicht deren Ernst sein, das die für so ein Spiel 50€ aufrufen wollen. Das ist ja wirklich schlecht das ich mich ärgere das es ein Kaufgrund für das Bundle war. Ich würde im nachgang nicht mal 1€ dafür zahlen. Total runtergerotzt. Die Story, die Sprecher, das Gameplay, einfach alles. Ich wäre fast paar mal eingeschlafen beim Spielen. Boh, echt so etwas erwarte ich auf dem Smartphone im Playstore, wenn man was zu Star Treck Prodigy sucht. Absolute Kaufwarnung von mir! Das Entwicklerstudio sollte sich was schämen für diese Lizenzgurke.

As much as it pains me to say, "Star Trek: Prodigy - Supernova" falls short of the stellar expectations set by the iconic franchise. This animated series, intended to introduce younger audiences to the vast universe of Star Trek, unfortunately fails to engage even the most dedicated Trekkies. One of the most glaring issues with "Supernova" is its lackluster storytelling. The plot feels contrived and uninspired, relying heavily on tired tropes and clichés rather than the bold exploration of new frontiers that Star Trek is known for. Characters are one-dimensional, with little depth or development to speak of, making it difficult for viewers to invest in their journey. Furthermore, the animation style leaves much to be desired. While it's understandable that the creators aimed for a more accessible aesthetic to appeal to younger viewers, the end result feels cheap and hastily produced. Character designs lack detail, and the animation itself is often choppy and awkward, failing to capture the grandeur and majesty of the Star Trek universe. But perhaps the most disappointing aspect of "Supernova" is its missed opportunity to impart the values and ideals that have defined Star Trek for generations. While the series pays lip service to concepts like diversity, inclusion, and exploration, it does so in a shallow and superficial manner, failing to truly explore the complexities of these themes or challenge its audience to think critically about them. In the end, "Star Trek: Prodigy - Supernova" feels like a half-hearted attempt to cash in on the popularity of the franchise without putting in the effort to do it justice. While it may hold some appeal for very young viewers who are new to the world of Star Trek, longtime fans are likely to find it a disappointing and forgettable addition to the canon. I'm gonna leave this one instead of changing it. Who knows why I made a CHATGPT review of this game. I don't do this anymore though.

Game will be Removed Soon: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1655220/eventcomments/599660572366289360/ For Preservation: [quote] Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova Leaving Stores In September Hi everyone, We wanted to inform you that Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova is soon to be leaving the Steam store at the end of September, as our licensing agreement for the title has concluded. If you already own the game, there’s no need to worry - it will remain in your library and will continue to be fully playable. Thank you for your continued support! [/quote] Get it while its Hot.

绝版下架喜加一，不是收藏不建议。 虽然库里添垃圾，怎奈人有收集癖。

Lara Croft Guardian of Light, but with Gwyn and Dal. I confess I hate the tv series (I love Lower Deck better) because the crew are lack of character. However, I've change my mind after I've seen what stunts (for puzzle solving) Gwyn and Dal can do in this game. The crew are cool.

大甩卖下架前买来打个差评吧~ 劣质的音效 恶心的视角 未更新的一锤子买卖 无中文 钱大部分都去买授权了吧~

I completed this game in couch co-op due to it being star trek and reviews comparing its co-op to the lego games. That is... sort of true? But it is slightly misleading as you play the same pair of characters the whole game. That's not the worst thing in the world, but the plot and general bugginess make this an unappealing prospect at any price. I am not familiar with the show, but the plot of the game didn't make much sense. I was never sure if system slayer / drednok were the same person, and there was a section where everyone referred to "drednok 2" and I'm still not sure if that was intentional. The writing is also pretty bad in ways that will irritate science fiction fans, as the star in this game is going to go supernova due to a dyson sphere, but the energy is siphoned to facilities on surfaces of planets which are, according to the game, not tidally locked. This physical impossibility is just one example; there are many more, but for the sake of brevity I will move on. The game is pretty buggy and generally unpleasant to play. We experienced instances where characters would get stuck during animations requiring a reset of the level, context sensitive prompts that would bug out, an extremely noticeable untextured wall, and instances where characters would walk on air or be unable to dash across gaps. This is exacerbated by the combat ending animations; not only is the final hit in slow motion, but after every fight the characters do a little animation which is long enough that it is annoying, and will prevent you from picking up any health that dropped during the fight. There are a couple fun puzzles near the end of the game and the final boss wasn't bad, but it was too little too late for us. I do not recommend the game under any circumstances, even if you are a trek fan. If you have your young children play this, they will probably still be disappointed.