It's a shame both of them are so damned buggy. If you know your particular ship well, and are familiar enough with the game to make good use of it, it's damned fun. Starfleet Command and SFC2 are great tactical games, I love 'em. Star Trek: The Next Generation - Birth of the Federation is the first CD-ROM strategy game based on the rich Star Trek universe Forged from the cultures. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif You've just gotta think to yourself "If I were some sappy Federation do-gooder, what would I do?"Įlite Force was a cool game, and managed to stay consistent with Voyager by being cheesy and having a half-assed implausible plot. I saw through that puzzle immediately, but I still thought it was cool. My favourite was probably near the end of the game during the Unity Device tests where the Unity Device tells you there's a Borg fleet inbound for Federation space and asks you if you want to destroy just the fleet or destroy all the Borg, everywhere. That game kicked ass, with lots of clever puzzles that worked well as plot elements too. *We apologize for the poor audio quality, we had a corruption in one of our audio files.STTNG: A Final Unity, now THAT was some hot, wet, PC based Star Trek loving.Īmen to that.
We round up the interview discussing the possibility of a sequel and getting the old team back together again. We also discuss the challenges the team faced developing a Star Trek 4X Strategy game with only The Next Generation license.
We spend the episode diving back to the development days of this legendary game that stood the test of time, and discovery some interesting design decisions. This episode holds a special place for Jean, the Strategy Wargamer, as it is his all time favorite game.
In our fifteenth episode we have on the show Wella Lasola & Bill Chinn, the developers behind the 1999 Star Trek game, Birth Of The Federation.
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