Star Trek 25th Anniversary Playthrough: Complete

The complete playthrough of the game Star Trek 25th Anniversary.
Join Captain Kirk and company in Star Trek 25th Anniversary, a thrilling adventure game from Interplay (1992)!
This game (and its immediate sequel, Star Trek Judgment Rites) constitute the 'unofficial' fourth season, according to the game manual. Two versions of this game were released, the first on floppy disk, and the second on CD with full voice acting from the cast of Star Trek. These two games mark the last time the cast portrayed their original Star Trek characters together.
The game is episodic in nature, broken into seven 'missions', or episodes. In Star Trek 25th Anniversary, these are independent of each other. The whole thing has great production values for its time, at the height of this style of graphical 'adventure' game, and the voice acting from the cast really makes it slick and memorable. It really feels like a season of Star Trek, complete with Shatner totally phoning it in.
I tried to do these episodes as expeditiously as possible while elaborating on most of the reasonings behind the actions. The game has much more content than is shown, and much more dialogue.
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[@MrChristian331]

Did they literally get the entire Enterprise crew together again just to do the voice talent?? That's pretty incredible! 👌

[@Monkofmagnesia]

It sounds like DeForest Kelley was having the time of his life. Just having a great time reprising his role wihout having to be in front of the camera . Plus, he had a great script.

[@tetsuyatsurugi9250]

All of them not only him.

[@pytko3]

This really does feel like lost episodes of the show.

[@tetsuyatsurugi9250]

4th season

[@VladR1024]

This really feels like an actual episode of Star Trek! I cannot fathom how awesome this must have been back in the day. I somehow only found out about this now

[@craigybaby]

@@VladR1024 This game was amazing!

[@SylentEcho]

Hard to believe such an awesome game was made in 1992.

[@alfonszitterbacke318]

Even better: they actually made a sequel (Judgement Rites) only one year later, which was just as good. This was 30 years ago from nowaday, which is more than the 25 years from 1992 to when the TOS premiered. Feel old yet? 🥲

[@kazzar831]

I was thankful to find a silent playthrough of this actually. I've been rewatching TOS and wanted to watch the games as part of my marathon. Timestamps for those that follow in my footsteps: Intro (0:00) Demon World (1:06) Hijacked (22:33) Love's Labor Jeopardized (36:28) Another Fine Mess (55:57) The Feathered Serpent (1:22:39) That Old Devil Moon (1:48:53) Vengeance (2:08:43) Gene Roddenberry Dedication (2:38:56)

[@deathstrike]

RIP Leonard Nimoy, RIP James Doohan, without you, this game would not be possible as well. And even in 2020 the adventure continues whether in ST Online, or this humble Interplay version. As long as gamers pick up even the oldest game, your memory will live on.

[@hansteichmann]

You forgot DeForest Kelly and now Nichelle Nichols is no longer with us.

[@deathstrike]

@@hansteichmann Apologies and thank you. They deserve recognition as well.

[@Ares99999]

Very fun to hear the original actors there. It makes the adventures in the game feel all the more authentic.

[@L1011Widebody]

It's really great isn't it?

[@Ares99999]

Yep. Those people made Star Trek LIVE.

[@tetsuyatsurugi9250]

This turns these game into seasons in a game formst

[@fade0ut]

what a game. i remember begging my parents to buy it for me. finally they got it as a surprise which just made my day. used to while away many a happy hour on this as a kid!

[@uuuuu1111]

It's crazy how deeply the memories of these old things get seared into your brain. I still distinctly remember the way all the characters said their different lines.

[@MrChristian331]

I know. I hear you buddy. Same here. 👍

[@forbiddenbeard2210]

This was a really good game. Unfortunately when it comes to star trek, it was one of the few games that were any good.

[@L1011Widebody]

+Forbidden Beard It was so often overlooked, I am so happy that Good Old Games made them available again. These are truly a work of art.

[@forbiddenbeard2210]

L-1011 Widebody I have thought about getting it and playing it again. I could never beat it back then(I was eight years old).But I think I have had my hand held so much from modern gaming I would probably be even worse at it.

[@adamb89]

The thing I loved most about this game was that not only did it perfectly capture the aesthetics of TOS, but STILL managed to present futuristic looking environments. It's like they drew a red line with blue ink and I don't know how they did it, but it's great.

[@BammerD]

Would love to see a complete "wrong decisions" version. Those are always fun.

[@hiker64]

The Interplay splash screen is so iconic. Just those few seconds give such great memories.

[@LawLinternets]

My brother and I had this game back when we were little in 95 on original floppies. Never got past the first level but I knew it was ahead of it's time. I'm glad I dug this up. The plots are surprisingly intriguing with great dialogue and even moments of wit. The voice acting is also marvelous, even if the version I had didn't have it. I feel like I'm really watching some good Star Trek Episodes.

[@christophercornelius9198]

Man this game, MYST, and Warcraft, 95’-97’ these were my games

[@haleymist09]

I never got far in it either! I don't remember my game having voices either. I can't wait to see how to solve the part I quickly got stuck at lol

[@JNAMOTORSPORTS]

I played this as a child and we were so thrilled playing it! It took me years till now to figure out what it was! It remember the game from the missing hand!

[@douglucas1227]

I remember getting this game on floppy disks as a kid. My mom bitched when i told her it took up 8 Megabytes of Hard Disk space.

[@ThaMobstarr]

Hahaha this is hilarious. I got my PC in mid/late 00's, so I don't even know much about the era, when PCs had barely a few Gigabytes, or even Megabytes of space. :D

[@t8polestarcyan22]

I'd say back then 8Mb was huge until improved quality digital music and later high definition tele. have evolved. 1.44Mb floppy disks were standard size and now we have 1 Tb and more of remote storage not limited to Micro SDs, external HDDs & SSDs and USB flash drives. So yeah 8Mb was huge back then.

[@futurepastnow]

This is amazingly well-written and true to the characters. It also subverts expectation by including a random redshirt on the away missions and then not killing him. Spock makes joke at 2:06:30 when he gives the odds in trinary.

[@captainufo4587]

You can get the redshirt die on every mission if you just take the wrong decisions in certain moments. This is a 100% correct decisions playthrough, but the game lets you do a lot more poorly than this.

[@gamestopjesus]

I never even heard of this game before and i'm a huge star trek fan. Its like having another season of tost :) I downloaded it from steam for 5.99 worth every penny and every min brings smiles. if your a fan of tost you will enjoy this simple yet fantastic retro oldie

[@L1011Widebody]

+gamestopjesus Exactly, that is exactly why I love this game (and Judgment Rites) so very very much.

[@michalismarolachakis9596]

+gamestopjesus There is also Star Trek : Judgement Rites and Star Trek TNG: A Finial Unity Have fun

[@frontsightm1a]

I remember playing this as a kid and talking shit to the little alien in the first mission, to where he'd kill the entire away team. Good times.

[@PsilentKnight19]

Wow! Thanks for uploading this. I remember playing this game back in the early 90s. Bring backs so many memories of my cousin (RIP) and I trying to beat this game.

[@ChuckingDice]

That's some impressive moves towards the end! I could never get past that last battle. The Kobayashi Maru has nothing on you my friend.

[@L1011Widebody]

Chucking Dice I am pretty awesome, yes indeed.

[@bluepotato1354]

For whatever reason I find the ability to just point your phaser at just about anyone and anything really entertaining :)

[@CustodianHadrian]

I tried playing this game back in high school, and I hate to say it but I didn't have much fun with it, it's a little dated compared to what games we have now these days, though I'm sure this game was really fun back in the day.

[@MTTT19]

I've never been a Star Trek fan. But I had a friend who was Star Trek Mad and I like Point 'N' Click Adventure games. So I guess we both won!

[@janmillsgibson3225]

They captured the Romulans perfectly in this game. Mr Spock: "Romulan ship decloaking, Captain." Lieutenant Uhura: "Message from the Romulan ship, Sir." Romulan Captain: "FUCK YOU! DIE!" *screen off* Mr Spock: "They're arming weapons, Captain."

[@Biggles266]

Thank you so much for this walkthrough. I was stuck at the laser drill room on the sixth episode, Devil Moon. The text explanations I'd looked up didn't help, but your walk through did!

[@mathhomo69]

I still have this game - dunno if my old computer will play it any more...I never could get past the klingons without my Red Shirt dying. LOL Love how they have the banter at the end of the mission - just like the TOS episodes. Awesome video!!

[@u83rj1]

It's been so long sense I played this game. I played the original non-vocal version. It took me forever to find the right star for each mission, it was pure luck I found it and played on from their.

[@havocsquad1]

When will they ever report back that was a wonderful failure of a mission, you received -4 commendation points and a court martial as a bonus.

[@AMC2283]

just realized that the voice of the enterprise computer is the voice of the female xindi aquatic

[@MasterofSpiders]

I always ko'd the Aztec warrior with rocks. When he said 'shed blood' I didn't think about shedding my own.

[@a2pha]

Wow, what a great game ! Thanks for sharing, WB !

[@KdogPrime]

That sixth mission; what a mess. Unless you do your research thoroughly before you beam down and know what base mathematics are, you'll never figure it out.

[@johnbrissette6970]

13 year old me never got past the outer door.

[@kevinmarshall6449]

@@johnbrissette6970 13 year old me found the directory with all the sound assets, and from there I played the file where Spock summarizes the solution.

[@johnbrissette6970]

@@kevinmarshall6449 You Kobiyashi Maru'ed it. Nice.

[@roacha1138]

Should update it and re-release it....

[@mugg1991]

I'm interested if this game can be speedrun, by just choosing the shortest (and sometimes failed) way to complete each mission. Is this possible? Does the game let you reach the end screen if you just make it through? Or do you need to get at least 50% on each mission?

[@L1011Widebody]

Technically I suppose you could speedrun it, in a way. Off the top of my head I know you can intentionally bugger the hostage negotiations in Hijacked, and you can cut out a significant portion of The Feathered Serpent by handing Quetzalcoatl over to the Klingons first chance you get. But the idea of trying a speedrun of this only to wind up wasting an hour fighting the Enterprise II (there is no-frakkin'-way you can beat it on the first try, at least in the CD version)... that's just cruel. You'd have to save and reload to have any shot. As far as 'failing out' ... in Judgment Rites (the sequel) yes this can happen. In this one, nope. I managed to get down to 25% - check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ6yo2ePqdhlmpI

[@mugg1991]

Thanks for your response. I'm playing around with the game at the moment and finding bugs and stuff. Question: I heard there is a "reverse view" during ship combat? What key activates it, how to use it? Or am I misunderstanding it? I'm also curious what would happen if you win a combat that's meant to be a gameover (e.g. if you provoke the Klingons in mission 5).

[@L1011Widebody]

1 - No. Not in this one. This feature is added in Judgment Rites. F3 is forward, F4 is reverse, F5-F9 or F-10 are left and right and top and bottom... I think. Some order like that. You can also magnify the view somehow but I don't know the key for that. All these options can be accessed via Sulu's station and the mouse, also. 2 - In Mission 5 at least, more warp in. In 'you warped to the wrong place' ones, you're just free to go.

[@mugg1991]

Another question, a guide I was using says that in mission 7 I should talk to the dying woman and then just use my communicator and beam back. But I can't beam back. I have to play through the whole mission. Is the guide giving me wrong information? The guide is here walkthroughking.com/text/startrek25th.aspx And I found a trick with ship combat. You can press K to pause the game and weapons cooldown will run out on this pause screen, allowing you to shoot basicly every frame. This makes even the final battle easy. I will attempt speedruns soon. Thanks for your help!

[@L1011Widebody]

It's accurate for the original floppy disk version (without voice acting). The CD release (which is the most common one now) expanded the mission. K actually brings up the 'Kirk' menu... I experimented with this a bit. You can re-aim up on the viewer and hammer left and right mouse, and more or less fire continuously repeatedly. But the ship steering becomes almost random, and one time doing this, it became stuck in a right turn I couldn't get out of. It also seemed to still be difficult facing multiple ships.

[@manavmisra2588]

I played this on a Packard Bell Legend 300SX 386 processor 2MB RAM, I think. :)

[@MrChristian331]

LOL! I played this on my old 486DX33 Packard Bell with 4MB RAM and clock speed of 33 mega hertz. Brings back memories

[@leonardmccoy9178]

It's amazing the difference in graphics between this in 92 and judgment rites in 93 just watch in intros

[@GameplayCrush]

I'm impressed with the audio quality of this game :-)

[@Frey_2026]

It's cd-rom, like Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis.

[@Kire667]

yes, very interesting they have full voice that never caught on until later with Fallout and Elder Scrolls. i remember playing a different "25th anniversary" on NES

[@LTDANMAN44]

LOTS OF LOVE WENT INTO MAKING THIS

[@Steztheskinhead]

Just purchased the PC version from Gog.com for £4.09 😊

[@lukecarroll4052]

Enjoy! Careful with your red shirts, they're a bunch of lemmings

[@justsomeguy3931]

3:50 Bad security! By now, he should have scanned the perimeter, made sure the person in front of them is no threat, and turned around to watch the group's 6 o' clock. Something could come right straight down the path behind them, and they 4 of them together wouldn't see it...

[@BammerD]

I had that happen a few times when I played mine. I believe the reason for that is not being quick enough from the time the shields are lowered to the time the torpedoes are fired.

[@TheDutchGhost]

Pretty much what you said (or wrote). Some additional story takes place on the Republic before the confrontation. Thanks for making these videos BTW. Now that I have finished Bridge Commander perhaps I should play 25th Anniversary and Judgement Rites again. I honestly wish there had been more parts in this game series.

[@Cornz38]

Hehehe. Played this on my mates 486 dx. I loved it but it had that pixel graphics thing that all PC games had, where as the Amiga had smoother gfx. Still, i was 23 back then...Ahh, don't get old folks.

[@L1011Widebody]

@starsiegeplayer I played this one first, and I'm glad I did. Judgment Rites tightened the gameplay up a lot (and responded to criticism of the spaceship combat being too difficult by including an option to remove it entirely, though as you can see I don't have a problem with that! :) ). So 25th Anniversary feels almost like a step back compared to it. It's still a great, fun game, though it contains two notoriously difficult puzzles (in Devil Moon and Vengeance). Glad you like the video. :)

[@jamesoloughlin]

Wow, I haven't seen this game since I was 4 years old brings back memories

[@L1011Widebody]

It would've been nice if Spock had been more helpful on that mission. I wouldn't have thought of a base 3 numbering system, and I doubt even a Federation captain could easily remember how it works off the top of his head. The worst part is that if you don't figure it out before you leave for the surface, you can't commmunicator back up and say 'help me with this would you?'. Spock should have recognized it earlier and said something. Lazy Vulcan...

[@TrekzoneMedia]

you just can't beat MIDI... best music format ever!

[@patrickwilson1459]

Well out of some of the interesting things about this game, one is at 28:11. Just like in the second movie The Wrath of Khan where the Enterprise uses the prefix code to lower the Reliant’s shields forcing Khan and crew to retreat from their first confrontation with Kirk.

[@unknown4now554]

The last fight is near impossible unless you get lucky and have the copy enterprise fly right in front of you while you come to a near stop

[@L1011Widebody]

+Mike ODell Whichi is exactly what happened

[@2000skds]

The trick is to complete stop when elasi arrive. just turn around. then kill the elasi and at last the enterprise and always repair shields. they will not be able to kill you then because of the ai

[@yahyaatiya1136]

Can someone please explain the eclipse puzzle in the first mission? How do you decide where to position the 3 levers? I would have put the yellow at full, red at half, and blue at 5/6 (based on how much of the pictures are are darkness). Makes NO sense to me to put them at half, with one light lit for each.

[@jacobkosh]

Yeah, I'm with you. That puzzle has always felt like bullshit to me.

[@roberthutchison8197]

As Brother Dominic would say, 'It's a Miracle' (how many of you remember that commercial, from Xerox I believe)? Anyway, years ago I bought that CD-Rom (I still have it). It's 2:39:47 of 30 minute episodes!

[@Firefox13A]

I miss this game. I was particularly good at the ship to ship battles.

[@AxelLaw]

I have the original version of this game, without the voice acting. I really wish I could find it. I do have Judgment Rites the special edition, though, and thank you for uploading that as well.

[@TrentonBennett]

I loved this game!

[@L1011Widebody]

The only difference in missions between the diskette and CD version I believe is that the last mission 'Vengeance' is expanded in the CD version. And yes, the original actors provide the voices (with the exception of Harry Mudd, whose actor is deceased).

[@BlueTrane2028]

This is the first I have seen the expanded Vengeance episode.

[@petercampbell8694]

Best Start Trek game by far! 👍

[@AndersonNeo12]

I remeber that fight vs the Romulan "warbird" was bit longer as a kid ^^ 37:20

[@einarschwentke7813]

Such great memories. I could never get past the Mudd level.

[@starsiegeplayer]

I had no idea this game existed. I loved judgement rites, i didn't know there was another game like it.

[@mrconancat]

What exactly is going on between Kirk and Spock at 1:04:53?

[@L1011Widebody]

+mrconancat The start of so many, many slash-fic writings...

[@Mrvwcc11]

I have this game on an interplay CD. Never beat it plus it never read anything to us aloud, we had to self read it, plus the sound was different, possibly because of the OS we used, I don’t know. But one thing troubles me. How do you know exactly where to go on the Star map to do your next mission?

[@L1011Widebody]

It should auto-detect your sound properly to play the voices if it's the CD version. You should ideally be running it through DOSBox so there may be a problem with your settings. Also, the starmap is in the manual. Remember copy-protection? Anyway, there should be a .PDF of the manual on your CD. Failing that, you can Google Star Trek 25th Anniversary PC Manual and take your pick.

[@TheDutchGhost]

Heh quite some years that I last responded on this video. I think what this game lacked was a simulator training mode like in Starfleet Academy (SNES/32X/PC) which would allow the player to practice combat and perhaps even try out the other three ships in the game (and the Enterprise-2).

[@GenuineLolotov]

One thing I don't get about this game and its sequel regarding the space combat is why no one seems to use the target locking feature.

[@L1011Widebody]

It's not available in 25th Anniversary, and in Judgment Rites (if I remember correctly) it just fires right at the target, without leading.

[@Steztheskinhead]

The Amiga A1200 version of this was the first hard drive only game I purchased.

[@L1011Widebody]

Mark Sterry That's a blast from the past!

[@shadywack3157]

The last good Star Trek game with good Spock voice over.

[@TheDutchGhost]

Don't forget Judgment Rites. A shame Star Trek Secret of Vulcan Fury was never finished.

[@L1011Widebody]

TheDutchGhost Alas, it was never to be. Though every time I watched the trailer, I had my suspicion Interplay bit off more than they could chew. Interplay was always so gloriously ambitious... see also, Descent 3, Fallout 3, etc...

[@bremer1701]

i´m confused. how the hell did you come on the numbers 10200 at 1:58:26 and 122 at 2:00:50 I dont see the connection.

[@tetsuyatsurugi9250]

Actually this is more canon than TAS . TAS is good but it has a plot whole with Chekhov snd two allien members Here everyone from TOS is in place.

[@Siaynoq8]

Seems I messed up this mission for myself by hooking up the power junction to the transporters too soon...

[@danielmccurdy862]

97%, 100%, 100%, 100%, 1005, 100%, all averaging out to... 92%!! Never change, Starfleet Admiralty.

[@jamesoloughlin]

This is CRAZY, This is like the first video game I ever played

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

Is there more to this game? This is just like a game I remember from my early childhood decades ago, but there's a specific mission I remember in that game that this one doesn't have. There was a transporter malfunction and a black and white striped alien came on board and hijacked the Enterprise, it was immune to phasers and ignored the crew as they tried to stop it. Anyone know what game I'm talking about?

[@patrickschulz2193]

TheReaverOfDarkness You're thinking of Star Trek Judgment Rites, which uses the same engine as this one and is a sort sequel to this.

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

Patrick Schulz I couldn't find the events I remember in that one, either. I do remember seeing Trelane in the game, but I was unable to find the creature that hijacks the Enterprise.

[@L1011Widebody]

TheReaverOfDarkness I believe you are referring to the Vurian in the episode Voids of Star Trek Judgment Rites. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJTKdmanj56ordUh4m7s about 3:04:07 or so.

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

L-1011 Widebody That might be it! I think there's a few things we tried against it that this person never attempted. IIRC it's immune to phasers and would force the crew out of the room. I think we used the phasers to blast the door down, to which it found some way to keep us out anyway. Thanks!

[@L1011Widebody]

TheReaverOfDarkness Yes, there are multiple options and paths to choose, I tried to show as many relevant cutscenes and dialog choices as I could, but really, there's a vast plethora of tools at your disposal. Especially in Judgment Rites.

[@nibblesdotbas]

21:53 I recall I likewise never could get more than 97% on the first mission. What was missing?

[@L1011Widebody]

Using three red is an instant game over, and I forget what three blue does but I believe it ends the mission with a bad ending.

[@ExplosiveProduct]

Its cool. I think I have an iso of both games on my ext drive. If I do, is it ok to share it, so others can play this game?

[@dc8rdecoded]

I had this as part of an Interplay set, but the voiceovers and sound fx didn’t play. So this feels weird to hear their voices.

[@fucheduck]

I played it through and won the battle against Bradel by the skin of my teeth(and some luck) but I will say the game has a few glitches in timing especially finding Mudd in two places at once and some puzzels on other missions not responding, I now recommend setting DOSBox to "auto" to slow down the cycles when needed I had it on 15000! I may play it again with the DOSBOX tweeks to see if I get the same anomolies.

[@gman82able]

SONY need to start bringing games like this out again for PS4

[@aaronmt14]

ok, so help me out...i have DOSBOX and i downloaded an abandonware version of this game, and i can NOT get the sound to work this good, with voices and everything....how can i make it work? :(

[@terrywest111]

Hmmm... very cool blast from the past. I love hearing all the TOS cast's voices. But why couldn't they get Majel Barret's for the voice of the computer?

[@Dalamartm]

IM guessing because she was busy with keeping things going with Tng after the death of her husband , and you put alot of hours in a week to keep the show going.

[@Tweak91ify]

Epic classic for Star Trek fans. :D

[@autovale3595]

I have this game on CD, how do I go about getting it to run on my current Windows 7 64 bit system? I recall getting as far as the 3rd space battle when I first got this thing.

[@jasondrake7985]

How the heck did you beat that final battle? I've only done it once. And I tried it again four more times after watching this battle. And I'm on easy mode. And I'm running my cycles on Dosbox down to where the game is lagging to slow the speed down.

[@Yoni123]

any tips on the combat? i always get wasted on the first battle (Romulans). i try to move the crosshair to where the enemy appers to be judging from the radar but i get wasted in seconds

[@Yoni123]

+Yoni123 yes! I was able to beat the simulation battle! what really helped was figuring out some hotkeys for weapons and shields (W and S). I dont think I even had my shields on before : p any other tips for the harder battles?

[@L1011Widebody]

+Yoni123 Picture the radar scope as being like a dart-board. Push the crosshairs up and to the left when you see a target in the upper left of your scope. Make sure to work your throttle, keep it to max when you're chasing them down, but slow down when you get a good bead on the enemy ship, so you can hit it with more volleys. Don't forget that the phasers and photon torpedoes don't have the same travel speed and recharge rate, so try to use your phasers more often for leading and don't fire torpedoes until you think you've got a good chance to hit. Torpedoes do much more damage.

[@Yoni123]

+L-1011 Widebody thanks. just finished the first mission. 3 points. what a great game! I love the voice acting from the actual actors and their banter seems to be well done

[@Yoni123]

+L-1011 Widebody how did you kill the ship so fast at 24:00. it took me dozens and dozenns of hits. is it because they were able to always flee and repair but you got many hits in quick succession so they couldnt repair?

[@L1011Widebody]

+Yoni123 It takes some luck and some skill, I've been honing my skills on it for years so don't feel so bad.

[@L1011Widebody]

Sorry to everyone who wants to find this disc nowadays, but I bought the CD-Enhanced version when it was new back in the 90s, so I'm using the original vintage game-disc. I wouldn't know where to find it now, I guess try e-Bay? Also as a general course I rip the CD itself to an ISO image for gameplay/recording because it eliminates CD-lag and generally saves wear on the disc. But please don't ask me to send you an ISO.

[@10995]

at least i think it is. The beginning ship to ship battles doesn't seem the same. and yet. idk.

[@BammerD]

Can't. I've tried on Windows XP and XP 64-bit. This game is a DOS-based game and has to be run in a DOS window. Everything from XP and beyond does not have DOS. It makes me want to find good mid to late 90's computer components and build a computer using them and Windows 95/98.

[@briankosan5344]

Maybe because you went for a perfect run through, but how accurate can this really be if no redshirts die? lol

[@kchishol1970]

There a number where there are no casualties: For instance, "A Taste of Armageddon" has a large number of Red Shirts, they all have useful roles and they ALL survive.

[@tomp2008]

i really enjoyed this game when it first cane out

[@ExplosiveProduct]

Fist off, only the CD Deluxe version has voices, and that one is super hard to find. Second, its difficult to get the voices working in dosbox, ive done it, but it requires you have the iso mounted.

[@L1011Widebody]

That's what I've heard. I only ever had the CD version, though, so I don't have anything to compare it to. But goddamn it was hard.

[@OneEyedJack1970]

This game took forever to install from floppy. Should have used a disk-caching progam like pc-cache or smartdrv.

[@justinplace8395]

how can you tell where the ship is? I seem to not be able to find them for some reason

[@timefilm]

It's on kirks scanner. The box in front of him.

[@DarthRushy]

My only problem with the game is that somehow, I can't type in the game, thus making me unable to send the prefix code. So usually i just skip the mission.

[@mc-jw3wl]

I never got to play this game when I was a kid. Required lots of memory and cpu power and I was poor. :(

[@captainobvious9233]

I got to play it, however I couldn't play the second game Judgement Rights. Not sure it if was PC problem or a problem on one of the disks, but it just never loaded. :(

[@mc-jw3wl]

@@captainobvious9233 you needed like a decked out pc to run this program. :(

[@jordith01]

2:27:28 Spock: "I fail, I fail, I fail, I fail, I fail, I, I, I fail..." Aww, Spock. You're too hard on yourself XD

[@thatsthething778]

Why does this happen? Why does Spock keep not using the transporter console?

[@falcon81701]

Available on Appstore for Mac

[@spam1138]

will you also be playing the next game?

[@itguru2037]

Is this on pc?

[@L1011Widebody]

I don't say 'sabotage', I say 'sabatage'.