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Authentic Star Trek adventure from former members of Telltale Games. Engage in diplomacy, pilot shuttlecraft, and use your tricorder and phaser to overcome challenging puzzles and deadly threats. Tough decisions will impact relationships, your story, and the fate of the galaxy. What will YOU do?
Star Trek: Resurgence is a choose your own adventure, adventure and interactive fiction game
developed by Dramatic Labs
and published by Bruner House.
Released on May 23rd 2024 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 2,026 reviews of which 1,826 were positive and 200 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows® 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD FX-8350 / Intel® Core™ i5-3330
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon™ RX 5700 / NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1080
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 16 GB available space
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If you like Star Trek, you'll like this game. The gameplay is nothing interesting, but the dialogues, the voices, the story at the end is 100% Star Trek. They are also not afraid of doing an adult story. Best ST game since ST: Elite Force
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This is a personal one for me. There hasn't been any really good game Star Trek games in well over 20 years by the time this had released. Star Trek: Online is clinging to life, but is ultimately so broken and bug-ridden that I could never in good conscience recommend it anymore. So this is really it as far as PC games go. Star Trek: Resurgence is the kind of game I dreamed of when Telltale Games released their episodic narrative adventures back in the day. Titles like The Walking Dead seasons 1-4 and The Wolf Among Us were great highlights. But Star Trek, a franchise practically custom-made for this kind of gameplay, was absent. Fast forward to 2024 and we have this. Made by former Telltale devs, this title is everything I could have ever asked for. It not only plays like a good Telltale title, but it knows what it is. These guys did their homework unlike every single TV and movie writer that's worked on Star Trek in the 2000's so far. There's so much love and attention to detail, I forgot what it was like to experience good Star Trek content. It ignores all Star Trek content post 2003 and that's a good thing. It feels like the continuation of the Prime timeline we should have always gotten. Using obscure things from the franchise such as the Kobliad and then hitting a home-run with it is a great achievement. The new characters feel like they belong on Star Trek without feeling stiff or over the top, especially Jara who quickly became one of my favorite characters. In good old Telltale fashion, you will doubt your own decisions constantly, never knowing what ultimately the outcome of your choices will be and how other characters will respond to them. I would also like to mention that the USS Resolute is awesome as a hero ship. A humble little Centaur-class. Nothing big and flashy, just your average Starfleet vessel. I actually loved that, and the facelift they gave this old design turned out great. In the end, what we have here is a glowing example that Star Trek ISN'T dead and absolutely has a place in modern media when it is handled by people who actually understand it and respect half a century of franchise history instead of trying to reinvent the wheel over and overagain (and epically failing). If you are a Trekkie who prefers the pre-reboot content, then this is a must-play in my opinion.
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I would heartily recommend this game to any Star Trek fan. I have some criticisms, but they're outweighed by the things I enjoyed about this game. I very much enjoyed the story. It's not perfect, it's not groundbreaking, and it's got some pretty overused tropes and sections that feel a little less-than incredibly written, but that's okay. It's my honest opinion that compared to a lot of other Star Trek media that's out there today, this is a far cry above. (Looking at you, most new Star Trek TV/streaming series.) The story feels very true to the Star Trek format, and is clearly crafted with care and respect for the source material, even if it has its flaws. I'd put it at least on par with some of the movies: Not as good as the best, not nearly as bad as the worst. The characters aren't anything to write home about, but I did find myself forming emotional attachments to some of them, and having my own list of favorites. Obviously the two characters you spend your time playing as are less defined, as you make their choices for them, but I still found myself liking both quite a bit. Especially Carter. The call back to some of the canon characters is well done, too. Spock and Riker both seem to be good portrayals of the characters, and another minor TNG character that shows up (I won't spoil it, if you don't already know who) quickly became one of my favorites. The game is pretty decent in looks, if you couldn't guess from the screenshots. Animations are a little stiff at times, and sometimes it can be a bit immersion breaking, but the overall fidelity of the models and textures at least keeps it looking like Star Trek. Facial expressions aren't hard to read, and even without the tool-tip or menu that shows character's favor, I felt like there was pretty decent visual language to show how other characters feel about your decisions. Moreso, I think they nailed the Star Trek visual motif, at least better than some other games do. The few complaints I have lie in some of the gameplay mechanics that certain parts of the game have. For example, any of the combat sections. The game is not meant to be a shooter by any means, and it's understandable that their focus was on storytelling, but I found the combat sections to be borderline insufferable. The controls don't lend themselves well to it, and the balancing of these areas is often frustrating and seems not too well thought out. That said, I feel the game would have suffered without the Star Trek-style of action they attempted to include, so if you're anything like me and looking for the story foremost: Fail first, then retry in Story Mode, without consequences. It's better. There's also a bit of difficulty at times with the variability in mouse sensitivity (I don't know about controllers, if they face the same issues.) Understandably, they vary your mouse sensitivity as you go through certain quicktime events and mini-game-esque segments of the game, but at times it feels wildly too much or too little. There were times where I found myself dragging my mouse off of my mousepad and far across my desk just to do certain quicktime events, which wasn't a dealbreaker, but left some discomfort during longer play sessions. Edit: One thing that I feel I should add after reading some of the other reviews posted, is that I do have one criticism with the characters: A good number of them don't fit Starfleet very well. I found myself wondering how some of them got to the ranks they're at, or how they even got through the Academy. So many of them have this cruel or petty streak and they don't align with the ideals you see Starfleet to uphold, at least during the classic TV series (TOS, TNG, DS9) and I found that a good number of them threw little baby tantrums if I did anything to slight them. Not all of the characters, but mostly the bridge crew, it seemed. If I had to give it a rating out of 10, I'd say maybe a high 7 or a low 8, but understand that comes from a place as a fan who has felt pretty let down by a lot of modern Star Trek media, and understand that you're not getting a third-person shooter or anything of the sort. If you've played any of the old TaleTell games, you should have a good idea what this will be like.
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Let's be honest... The movements are janky, characters animations can be stiff, puzzles aren't puzzles, and the sneaking feels more like MGS running in a cardboard box than actual stealth. So, why positive? This is one of the first things in a long time to actually feel like Star Trek. The game takes inspiration from an episode of TNG S1. Expanding upon it with a care and love for the original vision, fitting in nicely with themes that Roddenberry's wrote, even with some campy dialogue that did pop up in the og's. But also balancing some of the awesome action moments that may remind you of DS9. It can be slow burn but worth it in the end. All in all, if the company behind this could take this same care and love for the ip, make the mini games more entertaining and the animations more fluid, channel that into another chapter I would happily buy that at full price. We need more good Star Trek content.
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Star Trek Resurgence is a story-driven adventure game that delivers all the excitement and wonder of the Star Trek universe. Join the crew of the U.S.S. Resolute, as First Officer Jara Rydek and Staff Engineer Carter Diaz, on a mission to stop a powerful ancient force from devouring everything in its wake! The game takes you on an epic adventure with dialogue-heavy role-playing and beautifully crafted branching storylines. You will experience the Star Trek universe through different gameplay styles, including flying shuttles, battling with phasers, scanning with the tricorder, sneaking through ships in stealth mode, and much more. Star Trek Resurgence delivers everything you expect from a good story: surprises, twists, emotional moments and action. Although the game plays after The Next Generation, it captures the atmosphere of the first Star Trek series with Kirk and Spock very well. Development studio Dramatic Labs was founded by former Telltale employees, so it’s no surprise that Resurgence plays exactly like one of the old Telltale games. In other words: Basically, it’s Star Trek with interactive elements. You'll often see story sequences that require you to move by pressing certain buttons that appear on the screen. There are also moments where you can move around freely within a limited range, examine things and solve simple puzzles. Now and then, the tricorder has to be used, and you’ll also play stealth sequences and firefights where you have to use your phaser in a targeted manner. None of this is overly complex or demanding, but it does give Resurgence a healthy level of interactivity. And then of course there are the obligatory dialogues and decisions that you have to make. These affect your relationships and standing with crew members and other people and influence the course of the story at various points. In short: If you've played a Telltale game, you'll know how it plays out. The story is told from two perspectives, First Officer Jara Rydek and Technician Carter Diaz. The two tiers perfectly combine the different aspects of the story, and Diaz and Co. bring in the view of the lower decks. All achievements are hidden, which makes sense because we have to unlock them by our decisions. If you care for achievements, I recommend playing the game twice. First, enjoy the game spoiler free, then unlock missing achievements in your second play-through. The play time is about 11 hours. Unfortunately, you can not skip cut-scenes. On top of that, the game only supports automatic save points that sometimes are far apart. Star Trek Resurgence is not a triple A game and the graphics are not quite up to date, but it does have an incredibly good story that keeps twisting in unexpected ways and is particularly exciting in the action sequences. The game is clearly a must-have for Star Trek fans, but also recommend to everyone else. Pros Excellent story with surprises, twists, emotional moments and action Outstanding voice acting from all protagonists Very good music Perfect sound effects Action sequences are really exciting Your decisions influence the story Forces you to make many tough decisions No bugs, no crashes Likeable characters Very good camera movement Great atmosphere Exciting Not woke, not even a little Neutral Technically outdated graphics, but nevertheless beautiful Very simple gameplay Cons Using the tricorder is a little annoying Occasional stutters (but nothing serious) Stiff animations when walking in cut scenes PS: I fell deeply in love with First Officer Jara Rydek. In case you happen to know her email address, please share it with me.
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Star Trek: Resurgence is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.
Star Trek: Resurgence is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.50€ on Steam.
Star Trek: Resurgence received 1,826 positive votes out of a total of 2,026 achieving a rating of 8.61.
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Star Trek: Resurgence was developed by Dramatic Labs and published by Bruner House.
Star Trek: Resurgence is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Star Trek: Resurgence is not playable on MacOS.
Star Trek: Resurgence is not playable on Linux.
Star Trek: Resurgence is a single-player game.
Star Trek: Resurgence does not currently offer any DLC.
Star Trek: Resurgence does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Star Trek: Resurgence does not support Steam Remote Play.
Star Trek: Resurgence is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Dramatic Labs
Publisher
Bruner House
Release
23 May 2024
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