Star Trek: Starfleet Command

Interplay Productions developed the Windows science fiction vehicle simulation game Star Trek: Starfleet Command in 1999. Star Trek: Starfleet Command is currently NOT abandonware, runs on Windows and can be played in single player, multiplayer (co-op, Internet, LAN / local, Modem) modes.

Rating: 4.03

(38 votes)

NOT abandonware (why?)

Genre:

vehicle simulation / space sim

system:

Windows

released:

1999

publisher:

Interplay Productions

developer:

Interplay Productions

designers:

Erik Bethke

keywords:

based on a TV series, science fiction, space combat, Star Trek

Downloads for Star Trek: Starfleet Command

Buy Star Trek: Starfleet Command on gog.com readme file

Trouble running this game? Check out the F.A.Q.

Screenshots

Screenshots were taken by Abandonware DOS.

Additional info

Facts, trivia and collector's notes are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. These texts use material from this Wikipedia article.

Though the game has no central story-mode campaign, players may play as a member of one of 6 stellar powers, each one having at least one elite organization that, when joined, will trigger special missions that tell various stories.

players: single player, multiplayer (co-op, Internet, LAN / local, Modem)

Abandonware DOS views: 3789

Comments

#1 - 26.09.2018 09:50 Dave
Starfleet Command, and it's sequel Starfleet Command: Empire at War always felt like unfinished games to me. After the blockbuster success of Star Trek 25th Anniversary we gamers were ready to buy anything with Star Trek on the box. However once you figured out how to play, there really wasn't much to do. They tried to take a social card game and turn it into a single player video game. It just didn't work very well. However, the modern MMO "Star Trek Online" borrows heavily from the combat model of this game. The lineage is very obvious. I much enjoyed the MMO as it added a very much needed story arcs.

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