Star Trek™ : 25th Anniversary

A good version of a classic game. I have such fond memories of this thing on my x286 PC back in the day. I never had a chance to play it with the voice cast and they actually for the most part did a great job! Great piece of history and as far as I can tell it's exactly like the game was intended at release (Unlike LOOM which you should 100% avoid on Steam).

Great old school game.

This game is a *fantastic* tribute to the original Star Trek show of the 60's. It features all of the voices of the original crew and you actually feel like you're in the show! The major drawback is the very crude graphics. The game was released in the early 90's on a CD-ROM! Just the fact that I can play it in 2025 on a Windows 11 machine is incredible in its own right!

If you like ST:TOS (or any Star Trek really), you'll want to play this. It's incredibly dated graphics-wise and needs a major graphics remastering but the stories are great and feel like actual episodes of the TV show. The only downside for me is the level structure is basically (1) warp to a place, (2) do an awkward space fire fight that gets boring after the first one, (3) beam down to the planet and solve the puzzles (the best bit). Less or more interesting/varied space battles would have made it even better.

If, like me, you grew up watching Star Trek on a small black & white Sony TV, then you will love this game! The crew of the Enterprise are all here from TOS, with voice acting from the original actors, and sound effects just like you remember! Each mission plays out like an episode from the TV series, so you will visit various planets and encounter a wide variety of situations. Note that the game can be challenging at times, so don't feel bad consulting a walkthrough if you get stuck! 25th Anniversary and its sequel, Judgment Rites, are must-play games for any fan of the original Star Trek!

Not every licensed Star Trek game gets it right, but 25th Anniversary (PC edition anyway) is one that does. Each mission feels like it could be an actual episode, and the interface is largely straightforward. There are moments that can cause frustration, but one should be ready to try anything. Not everything will work, but keeping an open mind helps. Especially if the path forward comes from an unexpected action. Save early, save often and you'll find your way through. (Make sure you keep the star map handy. While you can brute force your way through to figure out where to go, that's not really needed when the answer is close by.)

Good game, but very challenging. It has aged and you will need a guide to play with it. However feels like interactive episodes of TOS Star Trek. Most original actors/actresses are dead now, so this kind of game might be impossible (Unless AI can recreate their likeness)

If you grew up playing games like Oregon Trail and old school computer D and D campaigns, you'll love this game. Fully voice acted by the entire original cast (a feat for a game that was released in 91!) it's very easy to get immersed in this game. Things to note: Download the starmap from the manual, for some reason they didn't label the planets; and save often!!! a bad choice can ♥♥♥♥ up your whole mission.

Awesome, classic game.

Its an old DOS game so read the manual and be prepared to use your brain on some of the puzzles. If you like Star Trek this is among the best which has been offered