star trek fleet command review 2023

Star Trek Fleet Command

Strategic MMO in the Star Trek universe. - Build and customize a powerful fleet, recruit iconic characters, explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, forge alliances with hundreds of thousands of other players.

Genre: strategy , war , simulation

Setting: sci-fi

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Game overview

Star Trek: Fleet Command is a new free-to-play MMORTS set in the universe of Star Trek.

You'll be thrown into the chair of the captain of a space fleet, where you'll have to prove your strategic war skills in a real-time space combat experience , both on PC and mobile devices.

Pledge allegiance to iconic factions like the United Federation of Planets or the Klingon Empire, then navigate a 30-year campaign from Lieutenant Commander to Rear Admiral.

With over 50 ship designs and strategic base-building mechanics, the game offers depth and immersion for both Trekkies and strategy enthusiasts alike.

➔ Main points:

• 2024 MMORTS with real-time space combat
• Available both on PC and mobile
• Pledge allegiance to iconic factions from the TV series, like the Klingons
• Navigate a 30-year campaign from Lieutenant Commander to Rear Admiral
• Over 50 ship designs and strategic base-building mechanics

Full review

• Setting the Stage: Exploring the Star Trek Universe

Star Trek Fleet Command immerses players in the richly detailed and expansive universe of Star Trek. Set in the Kelvin Timeline , the game draws visual and thematic inspiration from the recent movie reboots. Players start as commanders of a fledgling space station, tasked with expanding their territory, building and upgrading ships, and exploring the galaxy. The game’s world is vast and varied, featuring iconic locations and planets from the Star Trek lore.

The narrative missions are a highlight, offering players the chance to engage with classic Star Trek storylines and characters. From battling Klingons to exploring uncharted space, each mission is designed to evoke the spirit of Star Trek.

The game’s attention to detail in recreating the look and feel of the Star Trek universe is impressive, providing a nostalgic experience for long-time fans while also being accessible to newcomers.

• Core Gameplay: Strategy and Management

At its core, Star Trek Fleet Command is a strategy game that requires careful management of resources and strategic planning. Players must build and upgrade their space stations, research new technologies, and construct a variety of ships. The game employs a 4X strategy model—explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate—requiring players to explore new territories, expand their influence, gather resources, and engage in combat.

The combat system is straightforward but engaging. Players select their ships and crew, then send them into battle against enemy fleets. Combat involves a mix of real-time strategy and turn-based mechanics, with players needing to make strategic decisions about which ships and abilities to use. The addition of iconic Star Trek characters adds depth to the combat, as each character brings unique abilities and bonuses to their assigned ships.

• Engaging with the Community: Alliances and PvP

One of the game’s strengths is its community aspect. Players can join alliances, which offer various benefits such as shared resources, coordinated attacks, and collective defense strategies. Alliances are crucial for progressing through the game’s higher levels and participating in large-scale PvP battles. These battles can be intense and rewarding, requiring careful coordination and strategic planning.

• Microtransactions and Progression: The Grind

One of the most significant criticisms of Star Trek Fleet Command is its reliance on microtransactions. While the game is free to play, progressing without spending real money can be slow and frustrating. Many of the game’s tasks, such as building and upgrading ships or completing research, involve long wait times that can be bypassed with in-game currency purchased with real money. This pay-to-win model can be off-putting for some players, as those who spend money can progress more quickly and dominate in PvP battles. The game’s heavy emphasis on grinding—repeating tasks to gather resources and level up—can also become monotonous over time.

• Final Verdict

Star Trek Fleet Command is a well-crafted strategy MMO that offers a rich and immersive experience in the Star Trek universe.

Its strengths lie in its detailed graphics, engaging narrative, and strategic gameplay. However, the game’s reliance on microtransactions and the grindy nature of its progression can detract from the overall experience.

For Star Trek fans and strategy enthusiasts, the game offers plenty of content and challenges to explore, but be prepared for the potential frustrations of a pay-to-win model. Overall, Star Trek Fleet Command is a solid addition to the Star Trek gaming franchise, capturing the essence of exploration, strategy, and interstellar conflict.

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Star Trek Fleet Command Review – Beam Me Up

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Whether we like it or not, mobile gaming has become a massive market and a very lucrative one for many companies. The ease of access and market share give mobile gaming developers an edge that other developers have to fight for. Because of this, you could say that mobile games have become… redundant, to be blunt. A certain formula has been quite successful, so why fix something that isn’t broken, right? In flies Star Trek Fleet Command, a game that brings the Chris Pine era Star Trek Universe to mobile platforms, that utilizes much of the same formula that has been successful but gives it a unique storyline that isn’t normally found on a mobile platform. The inclusion of a storyline that unfolds around your choices coupled with warping into one of my favorite worlds makes Fleet Command a very worthwhile choice to add to your phone!

You play as an independent who meets Scotty and with his help, build a first ship and station and journey on from there. While it plays like a traditional mobile version of a real-time strategy, the main storyline puts you on a path where you get to choose where your allegiances lie. Ultimately, you choose your path by allying with either the Federation, the Klingon Empire, or the Romulan Empire, but that’s getting a little bit ahead of ourselves. As an independent, you can weave your way across the galaxy, taking contracts and assignments from fellow independent races, the empires, the Federation, or whoever you may cross paths with. The decisions you make during these missions will ultimately lead to who you ally with, so choose carefully.

Set Phasers to Stun

The gameplay is what you would usually assume from a game on a mobile platform as every upgrade runs on a timer with you scooping up time speedups as you go which can really help out with some of the larger upgrade times. You want to build up a formidable space station, as well as a fleet that can combat the enemies across the galaxy that are ever growing in difficulty. There are an incredible amount of star systems for you to explore, each of which houses places for you to mine resources, relocate your space station, and battle rouge hostiles. Once you crack level 10, you also make yourself vulnerable to attacks from other players, which obviously will play out for further shenanigans once you end up choosing a side.

Additionally, you can unlock more powerful ships as you do more research, unlock and upgrade officers for additional bonuses to your fleet, and your regular upgrades and research grant you better and better options. With this kind of model, you will eventually hit a point that I heard a lot about that kept me off this review for an extra couple of days. While there are lots to do, your upgrade speed will eventually meet the timers of your research and building and you’ll encounter a real slow down at level 10. While this only lasts for a day or two while you catch up to the enemies who are suddenly vastly more powerful than you are, but nonetheless, my constant check-ins took a real downturn once I hit this plateau. Of course, you have a ton of new options at level 10, but you’re also going to be outperformed by every computer-generated hostile until you can level up enough to catch them. While this is a real pain for a little bit, it’s something that you can push through for a more rewarding experience… if you have the patience.

In the end, Star Trek Fleet Command brings something to mobile gaming that has long been missing for me – a game that has a point. While other popular games have offered many of the same options as Fleet Command, this one seemingly incorporates all of the best parts of other games and adds a storyline for you to follow through, promising weeks of commitment and being awaken from sleep when the timer goes off… if you’re a junkie gamer. While I’ve always been loath to recommend a mobile game to anyone, I’ve been impressed with Fleet Commander! It has kept me engaged for a week and I have no plans in slowing down for the foreseeable future. Even though it’s quite the drain on my battery and every few days my research and building timers leave me in a stalemate, I have really been enjoying diving into Star Trek every so often and sending ships warping across the galaxy, looking for familiar faces and characters as well as building the most formidable force in the galaxy.

If you have been looking for a new game to carry around with you to play on while you wait for the bus, or your date, or a job interview, Star Trek Fleet Commander is a solid investment into mobile gaming. It will keep you engaged, busy, and entertained for weeks to come! For a free download, you certainly get a lot of game to consume and into one of my favorite universes to boot. That’s a one-two punch I can’t argue with.

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• Star Trek universe
• A lot to keep you interested
• Not just focused on one style of mobile gaming
• Usual timer countdown
• Slow down at level 10
• A fairly large battery drain

Developer: Scopely/ CBS Interactive

Publisher: Scopely

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Star Trek Fleet Command Jumps Into The Delta Quadrant With New ‘Voyager’ Arc

| May 16, 2023 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 13 comments so far

Star Trek Fleet Command has jumped into the Delta Quadrant, adding Star Trek: Voyager content to the real-time multiplayer strategy and role-play mobile game.

Fleet Command’s Voyager arc begins

From now until August 2023, players will find major new features and content tied into the series. Fleet Command now includes 25 new missions spanning the Voyager story, adding the Delta Quadrant itself as a new location.

Here is the new narrative for the latest update:

“According to markings on the probe’s outer casing, it appears to originate from a Starfleet vessel bearing the registry NCC-74656…” The discovery of a lost Federation probe marks the beginning of a journey almost 70,000 light years in the making. Adrift in the farthest reaches of the Delta Quadrant, the crew of the USS Voyager have spent the last several years on a steady course for home, all the while searching for a means to expedite their perilous journey. When a chance encounter with Progenitor technology creates a gateway back to the Alpha Quadrant, a potential way back home makes itself known. However, this discovery will pull Voyager and her crew into the midst of a conflict stoked by foes old and new… Although fraught with countless unfathomable dangers, the uncharted regions of the Delta Quadrant also present boundless opportunities for exploration. Aspiring pathfinders and collectors daring enough to venture into this strange, new place will find the rarest treasures and artifacts. Nonetheless, for those foolish enough to venture where they do not belong, this place may be their tomb. “Captain… How interesting that our paths should cross again. I never would have anticipated that such an imperfect being would give rise to such a perfect opportunity.”

Voyager characters and assets

The first Voyager update adds two new officers players can add to their fleets: The Doctor and B’Elanna Torres.

New game features include a new artifact hall that enables players to acquire artifacts that increase combat and economic abilities. There are also new Voyager -themed artifacts.

More Voyager content will be added to Fleet Command throughout the summer. The Voyager content follows the addition of Star Trek: Picard content to the game in April that included the USS Titan-A. Last year, Fleet Commanded added content from Lower Decks , Strange New Worlds , and Deep Space Nine .

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You can check out the new Voyager content galactic adventure by downloading Star Trek Fleet Command for free on mobile platforms, PC, and now Mac. For more info visit startrekfleetcommand.com .

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Get the Doctor on Prodigy already! But man this looks great too. Support anything that expands more Voyager. 🖖

It’s fun. I wasn’t level locked out of most of it, (have to be level 25 and over to do a lot of the missions) and it’s just been fun so far.

If anyone reading this does want to play, level 25 isn’t too hard to reach. How long it’ll take you depends on your personal playing style. I started playing in December and just reached level 26 but I tend to take my time leveling. My best friend started playing in April and she’s already almost to level 20. They also give you ways to go back and do arcs that you missed.

Heard some mixed things about this game in general but I would love to try this though. I wish they had better MMO games. I used to play STO way back in the day but lost interest.

What were the best levels?

ngl it can be buggy and while you can progress in it while being free to play, it’s not that easy after a certain level. But I honestly don’t mind that because 🤷 gotta make money to keep the game going.

As for best levels, there’s really no best levels. You just do missions and upgrade your base of operations and recruit people to crew your ships. The missions, events and crew is what makes the game fun. And sometimes the ships. And on the missions it’s subjective. The trouble with Tribbles but with the Kelvin universe crew is fun but for people who don’t like the Kelvin universe crew it won’t be. The mission where the captain of the Enterprise D was Quark was a lot of fun but I like that kind of what if things. (You get that one at level 15 when you unlock the holodeck for your station.)

Also you’re not gonna be a member of Starfleet, you’re an independent ship captain who can choose to ally with the Federation, Klingons or Romulans. I chose the Federation but that’s because I like them the most while I do love all three.

I’m looking forward to reaching level 35 when I can start the Deep Space Nine arc. Weyoun is a character that you can recruit to join your crew and that’s why I started playing it, won’t even lie there. 😂

Also every crewmember you can recruit does different things so it helps to recruit all of them for that. Quark for example makes it easier to mine raw latinum. Weyoun makes fighting things easier on a certain type of ship. Kelvin universe Scotty increases the warp range of your ship. I’ll stop examples there.

Yeah that does interesting. It sounds very creative.

Wow thanks for all the info bro! 👍

Yeah no interest in anything JJ verse but if it’s fun I’ll give it a shot. But I get sick of being nickeled and dime on a lot of these ‘free to play’ games today. The DS9 arc sounds cool too. I don’t want to think how much money it would take to get there though. 😆🙄

I like the independent ship idea as well.

Just curious do you play STO? If so which is better? I do miss having my Voyager but I haven’t played for years.

I did play STO. I tried to play it for Weyoun but I could never get into it. Also I really didn’t like what STO did with him. So I never made it past the very beginning of the game. I like STFC a lot better.

And tbqh with you. I’m level 26, I’m just 9 levels away from the recommended level for the arc. And the only money I have spent on the game was just to unlock a second building upgrade slot. So you can reach it without paying, it’ll just take you a while. The only things that are completely locked behind a pay wall are stuff like second slots to upgrade buildings and research slots. Otherwise you can just build or upgrade one building at a time and research one thing at a time. Everything else you can get for free but it takes a lot of patience. Or you can pay to get so many shards for different characters but they also give you a lot of different ways to get them. I’m currently waiting for the next time the Dominion Diplomat event rolls around so I can get more Weyoun shards.

And the DS9 arc itself is based off the start of DS9 season 6 which is fun. So it’s not telling new stories but taking some creative liberties with the war arc but in a way that works for me.

Every arc they do a month with an event store where you can earn event currency and then use that currency in the event store to get shards for characters and for ships. And you don’t have to pay for the event currency either. You just earn them by completing the events, usually something like defeat so many hostiles (occasionally just of a specific type), answering trivia questions, mining resources (my favorite thing to do in the whole game), and so on. That’s also how you can earn character shards.

Wow I didn’t know any of this but this game hasn’t been on my radar much at all.

This sounds a lot better than I was assuming.

Yeah I played STO tons when it first came online, around 2010. But a lot of the missions started to feel a bit too repetitive and not really that much fun. I basically dropped playing around 2015. I played a few times here and there since but just to check out some of the new additions. But when it first started I was addicted because it was really the inly thing that felt like old school Trek again.

But most Trek games have been aub par IMO ans why I haven’t jumped on Fleet Command. But it sounds a little better than I thought talking to you about it. That’s impressive you got so far and haven’t had to spend a lot of money.

For me it would definitely be the VOY and DS9 arcs. I love the idea it’s based directly on a season. STO uses whatever is in canon but has gone way beyond the movies and shows as you probably know although I like they always change things up whenever new canon is revealed.

One of the DS9 arc missions that I can’t wait to get to is where you get called in to a meeting with someone super important that’s impatient to talk to you and when you get there, it’s Weyoun. He starts trying to convince you to ally with the Dominion while Damar and Gor are the third and fourth wheel. So they’ve added in the Breen already but it honestly works.

And that’s the thing about this one being set in the Kelvin universe after Beyond. It can then do whatever it want without having to adjust for canon. All of the show based content it has added has just been because they crossed over and time traveled. I’m looking forward to getting to the start of the lower decks arc when I get the materials I need for it. That one looks funny from the mission summaries. (Still mad that agimus is not one of the characters you can recruit when he was in this arc. But then Gor isn’t either which is like nooo give me the Breen guy. Brunt isn’t either although he gets referenced when you first build your station’s treasury [that’s about monthly thing where you fill it up every month and there’s character shards and you can either not open it or can open it for 20 to 100 dollars or by collecting pieces to complete the desealing rod, and it gives you two days to open it before Brunt comes and empties it and doesn’t like harass you about it unlike other free to play games.])

You will burn thousands of euros and end up with a very buggy game that crashes all the time the more you go higher in game. It gets worse as they introduce new stuff in game. So bad that now I can not even get in game to play… so all that money its for nothing now.. Dont get into it. Waste of time and money

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Average score: 1.0 out of 5 (based on 1 ratings)

Barely a game

The Good The ship models look nice in menus, you barely see them when playing. The Bad A game of just pointing your ships where to go. The game tells you what to do, you do it.

It gives the illusion of a technology tree, but each part requires other things first so it's very much a straight line - everyone will upgrade the same way.

The only "game" is managing wait timers, using your speed up items to skip them.

It's a PvP game with pay 2 win mechanics

It's set in the kelvin universe but randomly have characters from most shows. It's now visually a mess and the "plot" never addresses these random appearances.

The Bottom Line One of the most soulless games I've ever played.

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