
Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown is a story-driven survival strategy game in which the fate of the iconic starship is in your hands. Take the helm, manage the ship and resources, and make difficult decisions. Will you be able to bring home the ship and its crew?
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 2.86/day in the week to Sep 2 → 4.14/day in the week after.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $34.99 | 4.7Kreviews | 79% | — | $5.1M |
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Just finished this to 100% achievement level Pros: It's...pretty much perfect, if you liked Voyager even a little bit. It's a soft Rogue-like game in that you aren't locked ONLY into endless progression...you have one re-usable manual save, and each of the 12 chapters the game is broken into are possible to 'restart' from the beginning. But given I've finished the play-through in 28 hrs...that means each chapter works out to 2-hrs-ish. Nevermind some decisions in earlier chapters irrevocably change options in later chapters, so... yeah, it does feel VERY 'Rogue-like'. But along the way, you are rebuilding Voyager from the damaged mess it starts at the Caretaker's array in - meeting new races, picking up new technologies and new 'hero' characters...there is a bit of the 'Tiny Tower' mobile game vibe to it. Just a smidge! The overall game arc is just...Voyager. It breaks the 7 seasons down into 12 of the major story arcs, and along the way most of the more memorable episodes become singular away missions or a couple-planet-hopping decision-making-trees ...quick to resolve, reminds you of the story, maybe you get a character or technology or improvement from the series as a result. You can choose to vaporize Tuvix to get Tuvok and Neelix back! Ooooorrrr....you can keep him! Etc. It's Voyager. The game. Perfectly done. Cons? Given how much text you are getting that is DIRECTLY lines from the show - I wish they'd at least have ripped that dialog for the game. As it is, there is very, very little voiceover - you are mostly just reading. And the SFX are...?fine? Works well for what it's doing, certain scenes do memorably capture a moment from the series - but it won't win any awards. OTOH, it's only an 8gb install total, and basically can run on a potato. So that it looks as good as it does is...cool. Given you are compressing ~130 hours of TV into ~24 hrs of gameplay (which by necessity involves more game-style mechanical busy work), obviously super fans are going to have some favorite episodes or references that get dropped. I think the developers did a pretty good job grabbing at the highlights, and dropping a lot of chaff ('getting turned into a salamander again' only gets referenced as a bit of an in-joke in one of the possible epilogs, for example), though, but obviously YMMV. Net? Given the above pros and cons, my personal Trek fandom biases my opinion too overwhelmingly. This gets a STRONG RECOMMENDATION from me. I can't recall the last time I played a Star Trek game that FELT as much like the series it was trying to emulate. Maybe the old PC "Star Trek: 25th Anniversary / Judgement Rites" titles?
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,419 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English*, French, German*, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 928 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Leider ein wennig steif im Spiel und langweilig im Kampfmodus alles sehr linear wennig freiheit, Blancing ist auch noich toll , schiffbau auch nicht interessant
I purchased this hoping for some "elseworlds" version of Voyager where multiple endings were thoroughly written and designed to allow dozens of possible outcomes. Sadly, they went full "Mass Effect 3" as in you can have a lot of slight differences of personnel or equipment but the ending is either they normal ending of Voyager or the Borg take over and you suck. Also, on a design aspect, there are several spelling errors throughout (not translations errors, spelling errors). For a minimally voiced game that requires A LOT of reading, they really should have reviewed the script several more times. TL:DR - Glad I waited for a sale but I wish I could refund it.
Awesome, now wishing for a ST: Next Generation. When you are a Truckee this is truly a gem
I remember being a kid, watching TOS. I was homeschooled and I'd hurry up to finish my Math so I could run to the couch and watch Spock, Bones and Kirk off on some distant world getting into trouble, or in space defeating a planet eating monster. I remember watching Picard debate the crew on the merits of the Prime Directive, whether or not to save a little girl on a dying planet, or hold true to Federation Ideals. I'll never forget the movies, the series and all the original games. Nobody who loves Star Trek could ever forget the Voyager series, with all of its grand themes of family, search for home and values. Voyager was definitely one of the best. Something happened after Voyager, Star Trek perhaps lost its way. It seems to me like some corporate suits somewhere noticed people attention spans had shrunk. There were no more discussions like those with Spock about logic and the meaning of life, no debates like those with Mattox about what it is that makes Data alive, or sentient. Star Trek became an action movie. It became easily digestible. It became boring. This game is the first Star Trek content I have seen in as long as I can remember that returns to ACTUAL Star Trek. It's simply, just terrific good Star Trek fun. REAL Star Trek. True to the franchise, and its original vision. True to the characters. True to the story. A story you write as you play, to be sure, but damned good Star Trek, nonetheless.
Really good Star Trek game, for Star Trek fans. Semi-Rogue-like RPGish. It has some issues, but the game itself (outside of combat) can be an interesting choose your own adventure. The difficulty can be adjusted, so the RNGness of some dice roles aren't as devestating. Definitely a game for the Voyager fans out there. Edit: Good game, scummy pricing.
30h und durch, aber es war schon ein unterhaltsames game. wenn man ein bisschen trekki ist, dann wird man das mögen.
Grinding game with 1980's style boring dialog choices. Tried to love it because it's Trek but just tedious. Do not recommend unless you love Trek and grimdark resource insufficiency.
"Was wäre wenn..."-spielen macht Spass und wer will, kann sich daneben noch auf den ultimativen Überlebenskampf einlassen. Ich aber habe es im einfachen Modus, das "Überleben" brauch ich nicht so.
endless diaglogue, energy usage out of this world, once systems harvested and your stuck in a sector your screwed, ship destroyed or mutiny from lack of morale. Need to be able to go back to planets to harvest more resources when needed.
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