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Star Trek: Conquest was way too rushed and seems for all practical purposes a quick cash in on the intense popularity of the Wii console at the time this was being made. The game is pretty average or a bit below and is not worth the full price but it d...
Abstract: I want to start this review off with the notice that this Star Trek game does not let you play as Kirk, Picard, Janeway, or even that dude Sisko. Scott Bakula? Nope. Instead, youll pick up the role of one of six races and fight to the death in a coll...
Abstract: Once more unto the breach, dear JemHadar! Star Trek: Conquest is difficult to describe without actually playing it, but I’ll do my best. First of all, it is not a port of Star Trek: Legacy, which I first thought it was. Second, it’s not so muc...
Abstract: One of my friends cannot stop marveling at the fact that, despite all my nerdy tendencies, I have never gotten into Star Trek. The old saying must be true: You can lead a geek to sci-fi, but you can't make him drink. If Star Trek: Conquest is any indic...
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Published: 2007-12-04, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
You don’t have to buy it; the game loads.
Horrific misuse of the license; comically bad gameplay; everything else.
If you want to actually enjoy a "Star Trek" or turn-based strategy game, it is possible there is no worse game to buy than Star Trek: Conquest. Here, Bethesda has strapped a version of Star Trek with the silly set to 11 onto a turn-based strategy game ...
Abstract: Star Date 41153.2. It is a time of conflict. The major races are at war. Diplomacy is dead, age-old alliances forgotten and galactic borders ignored as each race battles for supremacy. Powerful fleets prowl the galaxy establishing outposts and vanquish...
Abstract: Even the most diehard Trekkie isn't going to automatically drink poison Kool-Aid just because it's served in a Star Trek themed Dixie cup. Along similar lines, haphazardly slapping some Next Generation era visuals and a few novelty sound effects on a ...
