
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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Truly infuriating gameplay that makes your love of the Star Trek Voyager plotline wane. What a pathetic excuse for a resource and tech system. You eventually get up against problem after problem you can't fix on easiest difficulty to feel as though you are in the "Year of Hell" episodes EVERY FREAKING CYCLE!!!!! I just wanted to enjoy the plotline you simpletons but NOOOOO have to run up against hull dying without any way to fix it +3 versus -12 per cycle when in asteroid field navigation required for the entire plot of Stage 6. Do I need to make 3 more engineering offices so I get enough crews to BREAK EVEN! THANKS FOR MAKING ME LIKE STAR TREK LESS IN GENERAL. ENSHEEEEEETING AT ITS FINEST!!! This was my bday present to myself...boy do I feel like an idiot!!!!
There are some glaringly annoying bugs that should never have gotten past QA, like how your ships life support systems get turned off every time you load a manual save.
I've never been offered such a lousy game on Steam, and I feel completely ripped off! In my opinion, this junk isn't worth $5. It's totally buggy when it comes to resource allocation and management. It contradicts the actual Star Trek: Voyager storyline in every way and is a slap in the face to all Star Trek fans! Since when is the Voyager a mining ship (extracting raw materials from planets)? You can’t even go 2 meters with the resources you get, and you’re not even able to leave the starting sector because everything is based on a random principle. The whole game concept is just ridiculous: Clicking on pictures and playing janitor to keep turning the lights on in every room over and over again. The developers should try playing their own game—but I guess nobody does, because then they might actually realize what we’ve been sold here as “Star Trek Voyager” for a lot of money: An outrage—I’m so angry...
Interesting game. Only part I really didn't like was the way some very critical decisions were left to a chance roll. It feels very bad missing out on a character when it says you have a 90% chance,
It's just not fun. It's a pretty game, and in general it's just alright, but it's one I struggled to WANT to play through. The battle system is not enjoyable, the ship management is just meh, just everything. I wanted to like this one, but it's just not there, especially for the price.
Das Spiel ist sicher nicht für jeden etwas. Es noch sehr rau um seine Kanten. Mir fehlt vor allem die Vertonung. Aber als großer Fan von Voyager habe ich die spannende Mischung aus Rohstoffknappheit - Krisen - Schiffsausfbau sehr genossen. Ich fand es toll, seine eigenen Entscheidungen zu treffen und auch von der Serienvorlage abweichen zu dürfen. Kurz: Fans von Star Trek und vor allem Voyager kommen hier auf ihre Kosten.
Das Storytelling fließt reibungslos durch die Missionen der Voyager, während die Lore mit subtilen Details und konsistenter Symbolik geschärft wird. Besonders beeindruckt die präzise Umsetzung der Direktiven der Sternenflotte: Werte wie Ethik, Exploration, Zusammenarbeit und die Verantwortung gegenüber fremden Kulturen werden glaubwürdig und spannend eingeflochten. Die Darstellung der primären Missionen und taktischen Entscheidungsprozesse bietet Tiefe, ohne den Fokus aufs Charakterdrama zu verlieren. Absolut empfehlenswert für Star Trek-Fans, die nach einer rundum überzeugenden Erweiterung des Trekkie-Universums suchen.
I really want to like this game and thankfully they nerf'd the horrible RNG problem from release but seriously. First the day one DLC which had a really bad taste because why day one DLC with content? Why was it cut from the main game to make a DLC? Then the season pass ... This is not how you treat your customers. I have nothing against season passes but they should not offer paid gameplay content. Cosmetic or other non gameplay relevant stuff okay but this is simply speaking ♥♥♥♥.
Classic bait and switch with these "story driven" games. The main mission is predetermined more or less. If you don't focus on following it you will lose the game, many hours in the game as well. Usually is due to lack of fuel, if you spend too much time not doing EXACTLY what the main quest wants you to, you will fail.
I't shonestly boring .. I personally wouldn't recommend it..
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Languages: English*, French, German*, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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