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PayPalStar Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown is one game that I am extremely excited for, and the first gameplay trailer is now here.
This officially licensed game will blend exploration, crew and ship management, consequential choices, and what-if scenarios that can reshape who makes it home — and what Voyager becomes along the way. I'll finally be able to get Kes to stay, and keep Tuvix along for the ride too. I'm still undecided if Harry Kim deserves a promotion.
Check it out below:
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No release date or even a release window for it yet, we'll just have to wait and see. Clearly not finished yet, with the trailer noting it's a work in progress. The trailer showcases teasers for plenty of the game mechanics from repairing and upgrading the ship, to a number of important story events.
This and Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes really are a dream come true for me, very excited by both of these worlds to be more explored.
What events are you hoping to see in the game to change? Perhaps never taking on 7 of 9? Let me know your wild ideas in the comments.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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ExpandingMan 5 hours ago
Kimyrielle 4 hours ago
Wishlisted!
Linux_Rocks 3 hours ago
Now what I don't like is how abrupt the end of the last season happened. They should've extended the season a bit and did a few more episodes. I get that it was time travel, so it'd be abrupt anyways, but still. I feel like there was still some fuel in the tank story-wise.
ElectricPrism 44 minutes ago
JSVRamirez 32 minutes ago
Now what I don't like is how abrupt the end of the last season happened. They should've extended the season a bit and did a few more episodes. I get that it was time travel, so it'd be abrupt anyways, but still. I feel like there was still some fuel in the tank story-wise.
There's a good novel that ties up the loose ends.
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