It's just like most other Star Trek games, silly running around, shooting, solving little puzzles. I recommend ya play this with another person as 1 player is annoying.

I've played a lot of Star Trek games in my life. I've been through the greats (Elite Force series) and the not-so-greats (STO anyone?). Star Trek's latest game, the first for the reboot timeline, is sadly in the latter category. Let me start with the redeeming qualities.

Star Trek The Game set out to venture into that harried space full of disease and danger, wrapped in darkness and silence, the “licensed game tied into an upcoming film†market.  The developers, the publishers, and Paramount were trying to make something that fit in between the two films, had...

Okay, here we go this is the newest game based on STAR TREK series, this time we focus us on Deep Space 9. Here is some information from the Deep Space Nine: The Fallen Webpage:

Star Trek Elite Force Published: Activision Developed by: Raven Required System • Windows 95/98 • Pentium 200 MHz or Higher • 3D Graphics Accelerator • 225 MB • 4X or Faster • 32 MB • DirectX 7.0 Da Introduction: Warp forward to a time where the universe is populated by pointy-eared Vulcans with...

I'm a J.J. Abrams nut – a huge fan of all of his work. So, as someone that used to enjoy Star Trek thoroughly, only to have that Star Trek: Enterprise show with Scott Bakula ruin it, I was excited and curious to see how Abrams would revive the franchise.

I can't get it to work. Have not been able to play the game. I bought the game for myself. I was looking forward to playing, but no luck.

Should you buy this Game- No. Why- Because it's not very good. TL:DR Analysis: Sorry MightyApe, but this one is purely a $5 bargain-bin time waster to be picked up in 2015/2016 sometime.

After seeing Star Trek  presentations for the last two years at E3, I thought I was already sold on the game. The game was promised as an unmissable co-op experience, in development long before the soon-to-be-released film was in production, as its own unique chapter in theStar Trek reboot saga.

Reflecting JJ Abrams' flashier, dumber Star Trek, the inevitable videogame spinoff is – you guessed it – a cover shooter. If you want to feel like the captain of your own starship, exploring the universe and seducing aliens, play Mass Effect.