Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown

It's a bit odd at first, with Voyager's story details a bit skewed and the plot out of order, but the game mechanics are great and it's very immersive. Great little details only serious fans will recognize. The first time I played I was in it for almost 4.5 hours and it didn't feel like a long time at all. Looking forward to playing more tonight. Sadly, I have already gotten Tom Paris killed.

Its just not that great a game. First it's an absolute click-fest. But then the game just completely beats you down with the incessant need for deuterium (sp) and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ crew (moral). To make the game tougher, they just don't give you the deuterium sources, and they push challenges at you that you cannot possibly accomplish and when you turn them down, moral goes down ... but turning them down is not as bad as taking it and then not fulfilling the chaallenge. There is no combat system per se, but oddly that is a plus in my book because I didn't buy it for that ... in fact I am just over ship and space combat in general peiod. It's just the same crap in all these game. I can't recommend the game ... its not really a survival game, its a "click through the story" while they have you do something trivial over here to make you feel like you're actually part of the story.

Ignore most of the games listed as 'like this;' the game Star Trek Voyager: Across the Unknown is most like is [i]Ixion[/i], for better and for worse. It does have the key difference that your ship is a Federation Starship rather than a gigantic spin-gravity cylinder section, and knowledge of [i]Star Trek: Voyager[/i] is of course, also going to be very helpful - though it might be too helpful in some cases, since you may know what plot twists are coming! The ship-building takes place on a rather cool 3d/2d LCARS-style Master System Display of the ship, but you can zoom in and examine it up close and personal, and in that regard the "base-building" is most similar to XCOM 2. The only nagging doubt I have about this game is that I'm a [u]little[/u] concerned that GenAI might have been used in making this game. The voice-overs in the "chapters'" intros, provided by the personal logs of Tom Paris and Tuvok sound bit [i]off,[/i] and I know that Tim Russ is pretty much always up to reprise Tuvok, for example. I'm hopeful that they just decided to hire semi-soundalikes in the name of keeping the game's costs down rather than that they actually went to the Dark Side.

Très bon jeu Malheresement des bugs critiques casse votre partie comme par exemple des personnages qui apparait pas ou mieux le réacteur bloqué à 0 donc plus aucune alimentation dans le vaisseau sans aucune raison

Fun and challenging. Feels a lot like watching episodes of Star Trek, but you make the calls! I wish there were more voice lines though, it would really improve the experience.

Fun would love more though

It's a choose your own adventure! Love it!

It's a bit like somebody combined Star Trek: Voyager with the classic roguelike Faster Than Light. i love it

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.

Leider ein wennig steif im Spiel und langweilig im Kampfmodus alles sehr linear wennig freiheit, Blancing ist auch noich toll , schiffbau auch nicht interessant