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Star Trek: Resurgence
Released On: May 23, 2023
6.8
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User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 44 User Ratings
6.8
61% Positive
27 Ratings
27 Ratings
18% Mixed
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
20% Negative
9 Ratings
9 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 44 User Ratings
6.8
61% Positive
27 Ratings
27 Ratings
18% Mixed
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
20% Negative
9 Ratings
9 Ratings
Genuinely fantastic authentic Star Trek adventure. It puts recent TV efforts to shame for how well it puts you into the universe of Star Trek. Its not the highest graphical fidelity and it lacks a wee bit of polish here and there, the quick time events sometime feel a bit like they're there just for the sake of it. But in the end these are minor issues in an otherwise wonderful Star Trek story with first class writing and voice acting.
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A game for a true Trek fan. Good story and good graphics with excellent philosophical dilemmas. I really was invested in the characters as if I was watching a good Trek movie.
Review for PC. The bad, frame rate can be a bit off at times and no options for high resolutions, but in the end this didn't bother me much. I really only noticed it when I first started.
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Few minor bugs but it blew me away with a great story and fantastic graphics, and let’s not forget the great amountof replayablity
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First impressions: Caught the TNG spirit totally. Love the way each chapter starts a bit out like an episode. Slow start (still there), where the charactersare very well built up. The musical score is spot on, too!!
But the mechanical graphics of our heros is like an upgraded GTAIII experience. I'm sorry, but be prepared something between PS2 and 360. Mechanical, robotic moving characters with unnatural facial expressions.
I'm not discouraged so far, just a bit disappointed.
I hope ... no I know from reading the reviews everywhere things are gonna get better :)
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PC - RTX4080.
Having been a long time Trekkie I discovered this by accident while scrolling the Epic store and decided to by it on a whim as the reviews looked good.
Now I don't usually either pre order or purchase games at release as I've been burned before (Arkham Knight i'm looking at you!) but I thought sod it, it can't be that bad... oh how wrong I was!
Graphically this is nothing to shout about, it's done in Telltale's sudo comic book style (as the devs are ex TT staff) which I could accept as adequate if it wasnt for the god awful lack of graphical options. Who builds a game in 2023 with no native widescreen support? FML it is painful trying to get this working on a 4k monitor.
But even if you can get it to play with your display it won't matter as the game will be locked to 30FPS (again in 2023!!!) for some unfathomable reason. Why? I mean it's not as if the Unreal Engine can't handle it especially as it looks like a PS3 era game.
Next is the character movement and facial animations. Holy **** on a stick, for a narrative heavy point and click based game the lack of fluidity in movement and the comical facial expressions actually take you out of the moment more often than drawing you in.
Following on from that **** show is the sound, or lack there of. I'm sure there are some interesting conversations to be had in this game. I couldn't tell you though as I can't hear any of them through the clipped audio and horrendous lip syncing issues.
Gameplay wise, it's serviceable. You're here for the story, which is actually really good, but you keep getting interupted by random QTE which often break the immersion of a scene and are usually just filler. Oh and if you ever wanted to know if being in phaser dual is exciting... if this game is anything to go by the answer is nope. It is instead just mildly annoying.
Much like the controls and oh my god the motion blur! Just give me options for graphics and controls!!!
So you may think at this point that I think ST:R is a POS? Well currently, in it's bug riddled, half arsed, comically broken state, yes it is. The only thing that is saving it is the story.
If they can address the major bugs with a patch then i'll give it another go just to see the story though, as it really is that good. But until then, sorry this is getting shoved back onto the proverbial shelf for a while. That'll teach me for wanting nice things!
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Why is it that star trek games are always made by people that have no idea how to make a game fun? The graphics are sub standard for a modern game, The npc animations are as bad as watching a puppet show. Everyone moves like a robot, Similar to the original tomb raider game. The icons for pushing buttons look very childish, Like something a toddlers app would have. The game play is horrid during action scenes, They tell you to push a button, Then jerk you into a cut scene before you can push it. Overall this game is dull, And lackluster, And extremely clunky to control. The choices you make have very little impact on the game, And you will spend 99% of your time just waiting to push another button. It is boring in the extreme. If it costs more than five dollars, Don't buy it.
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This is an ok Star Trek story but i disagree with people saying it's for people who like TNG.
It's more for people who like Discovery, Strange New World and the first seasons of Picard.
But this is a videogme and wow is a bad one. Maybe it's better on a console.,. But this janky ill ported mess is not worth spending money on the PC.
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Summary Star Trek: Resurgence is a narrative adventure game featuring dialog choices, relationship building, and exploration. Alongside dialog-driven role playing and rich branching storylines, you will also engage with the Star Trek universe in a variety of other gameplay styles, including shuttle piloting, phaser fights, tricorder scanning,...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox Series X
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
Initial Release Date: May 23, 2023
Developer:
- Dramatic Labs
Publisher: Bruner House
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