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Abstract: “Star Trek: Conquest, why now?” I hear you ask.When I heard this game was by Bethesda Softworks I got a tingle, something that I hadn’t felt in years (no impotence jokes please). From the people who brought us titles like “Oblivion”, I finally felt it ...
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...
Abstract: I grew up a huge Star Trek fan, and I’ve continued to enjoy most of the series and movies. I have not, however, played a Star Trek videogame that was able to live up to my very high expectations. Although I’ve played some downright terrib...
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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: See, this is why I really dont mind reviewing the run-off crap that most of the other guys on the PlayStation channel kick down to the lowly freelancer. Sometimes you get pleasantly surprised. Star Trek: Conquest probably should have been pure crap --...
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 ...
