Star Trek Mod II is currently in BETA Phase 4. During Phase 4 we be will doing regular updates which will include fixing bugs, Major Sound and Graphic Changes, and possible some changes to the game play features. In Star Trek Mod II you take control of one of the many Civilization of the Star Trek multiverse and must decide your place in the galaxy. Will you dominate the universe? Convert the barbaric. I will also be adding some Vanilla ships for you guys who dont have this mod. They will have vanilla next to the name. USS Nimitz (Photon Torp Version/OP version) Cost: 890,996$ Crew: 174 This is my first go at creating a Star Trek inspired ship. Using photon torps this version is op and can easily take on vanguard difficulty ships.

Good news for our Sekiro, Resident Evil 2 (2019), Vampire the Masquerade - Bloodlines, Dawn of Man, and Surviving Mars communities! As of version 0.18.5, our new mod manager Vortex now supports modding for all of the above games meaning you can use Vortex to mod 59 different games total. If you wanted a mod that makes Dying Light worth playing and more strategic then this is the mod for you. A complete overhaul meant to make you feel the intensity of the apocalypse. Today is the day we'll be turning off our legacy modding API. This system has been fully replaced by the new Nexus Mods API and is therefore redundant. Dying light mods nexus. Since we teased it back in October, our developers have been working hard on finalising the Nexus Mods API and today I'm pleased to report we’re ready to open the virtual doors to the public. What is the Nexus Mods API? It’s a set of instructions developers can use to.

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3. Star Trek: Bridge Commander (2002)

It took a few years, but Star Trek fans finally got the Federation-based starship combat sim they had hoped for with Starfleet Academy. Made by Totally Games, the same folks who brought us our favorite Star Wars games, Bridge Commander thrust the player into command of Galaxy-class USS Dauntless after the captain is killed during an away mission gone bad. When stars start going supernova without warning, the player is sent by Starfleet to investigate, revealing a conspiracy that threatens to destroy the Federation.

Players eventually upgrade to a Sovereign-class ship and are tasked with uncovering the mystery through exploration, diplomacy, and combat, with the latter being where the game really excels. Players can choose to give orders to various bridge crew members (raise shields, fire at will, divert emergency power to engines, etc.) or take direct control of the ship via an exterior camera view. But don’t let this direct control mode fool you into thinking you’re involved in a starfighter dogfight. These are massive capital ships, and they feel like it, with slow turn rates and devastating broadsides when multiple phaser arrays line up. Bridge Commander really captured the feel of capital ship combat in a way that few other games ever have.

In addition to the story, which plays out as a series of overarching “episodes,” players can pilot a wide variety of other ships in single- or multi-player skirmish mode. A dedicated community has also produced countless mods and add-ons to the game, including new ships like those from the J. J. Abrams Star Trek films, and a group of fans are actively building their own spiritual sequel to the game, called Star Trek: Excalibur.

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Fans of the franchise know that Star Trek offers them a rich and diverse universe of content, from the thought-provoking original 1966 television series, to the growing library of novels, to the modern action-packed J.J. Abrams films. But video games have also long offered Star Trek fans a wealth of entertainment, and the history of Star Trek video games is just as diverse as the broader franchise, if not more so.

There has surely been some terrible software that carried the Star Trek name, but before we get all logical like a Vulcan and address the failures, let’s be optimistic like Humans and focus on the good stuff. Here are our Top 10 Star Trek games, spanning almost 25 years across multiple platforms. You can navigate the list using the Next/Previous buttons below, or jump directly to a page by clicking on the corresponding number.