Star Trek Resurgence - First 18 Minutes of Gameplay
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Get ready, Trekkies! Dramatic Labs has finally set a release date of May 23rd for their highly anticipated narrative adventure game, Star Trek: Resurgence. Although it's a bit delayed from its original spring 2022 target, the wait will surely be worth it. This exciting title will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC via the Epic Games Store, offering a wide range of platforms for players to enjoy. Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch owners will have to wait for another adventure.
If you're a fan of narrative adventure games like The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us by Telltale, you're in for a treat. Dramatic Labs consists of former Telltale developers, ensuring a focus on tough decision-making rather than flashy action. Star Trek, with its thoughtful and engaging storytelling, perfectly suits this style of play.
Set shortly after the events of Star Trek: The Next Generation, but before Star Trek: Picard, and running parallel to Star Trek: Lower Decks, Star Trek: Resurgence offers a complex timeline to explore. The game features two playable lead characters who may be unfamiliar to fans, but fear not. Dramatic Labs has hinted at the appearance of beloved characters from the Star Trek universe, and it's been revealed that the legendary Spock will play a significant role. However, this is not the Spock from the original series and movies, but the older Ambassador Spock from The Next Generation timeline. The game revolves around preventing a war between two alien races, a mission that aligns perfectly with the ideals of the Vulcan ambassador.
Powered by the impressive Unreal 5 engine, Star Trek: Resurgence promises to deliver a smoother and more visually stunning experience compared to the earlier Telltale games. With a talented team behind the scenes, hopes are high for this game to become an iconic addition to the Star Trek gaming legacy. It's been a while since we've seen a truly exceptional Star Trek game, and this title might just be the one to fill that void. In just a month's time, we'll find out if Star Trek: Resurgence lives up to the standards set by classic early 2000s titles like Star Trek: Bridge Commander. Stay tuned!