Explore the world of Star Trek in the official team-based RPG. Take command of the USS Artemis and dive into the mysterious Nexus to discover new worlds and recruit over 40 characters from the full Star Trek franchise: The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise, Discovery and Picard. The skills and ingenuity of your crew will be crucial in this epic adventure in the Nexus where appearances can be deceptive
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playing a gacha game without paid gacha feels both refreshing and exhausting, only to further point out how awful the system is. but; it's enjoyable enough. once you set up a good team combo there's no reason to change, especially because grinding is so tedious. in terms of "star trek rpg" it is one, and that'll be enough for some fans.
Honestly another incredible demonstration of how free-to-play gacha mechanics just become obviously ghoulish when stripped of the payment.
You can feel how much the only consideration this game gave to being funded by Apple Arcade was to delete the payment function, and that means instead you're left with a lot of waiting around, and a difficulty curve hell-bent on making you "spend" to upgrade your team.
Ultimately, it's yet another Trek game which considers combat the primary function of an away team, and is worse off for it. Despite minor considerations given to the idea of characters having different skills and specialities, it's really mostly combat by volume.
The combat itself is serviceable but not really fun - once you land a good character combo, like Bones and Riker, it's pretty much going to play out identically each round of combat.
You can feel how much the only consideration this game gave to being funded by Apple Arcade was to delete the payment function, and that means instead you're left with a lot of waiting around, and a difficulty curve hell-bent on making you "spend" to upgrade your team.
Ultimately, it's yet another Trek game which considers combat the primary function of an away team, and is worse off for it. Despite minor considerations given to the idea of characters having different skills and specialities, it's really mostly combat by volume.
The combat itself is serviceable but not really fun - once you land a good character combo, like Bones and Riker, it's pretty much going to play out identically each round of combat.