The story of Star Trek: Resurgence will be filled with tons of twists and turns, with a slew of characters to interact with. The team had said that we will visit many different planets during our journey, so we will have to look further. The Federation is made up of many different and diverse masses of alien planets throughout the galaxy, and the crew of the USS Resolute reflects this well. For the record, it doesn’t have Sully as the ship’s captain, but it could certainly pass as a future clone. Confidence in your helmsman is important, but can they be overconfident? I hope not. Each character is unique, each with its own personality that ranges from love to egotistical. The character designs and details were impressive too, with Ambassador Spock looking every bit in his 150 years old. Graphics were really polished in 4K, with smooth animations and very detailed environments. While Spock is not a playable character, we will have many opportunities to interact with him. We might have to pick sides at times, but the development team played very fearlessly when asked about it. Ambassador Spock has been asked to join because of his many years of experience and it will be up to our First Officer (informally) to go behind the scenes of the talks and find the root cause of the hostility between the warring factions. Main story We got on a peace mission to a warring planet. I’m really looking forward to seeing what puzzles Carter is presented with once the game is released. Like Zara, the conversation was branched, and which branch you took was determined by your reactions. His interactions with other characters would also help develop the overall narrative of the story, and I had several interactions with other characters in Below Deck with him. While I didn’t get to solve any engineering puzzles, the team said that we can look forward to some tasks ahead for this guy and they will test our brainpower and puzzle solving abilities. He’s an engineer who left the academy to get out and see the Galaxy early. The second playable character is Carter Diaz. As someone who lip reads due to hearing loss, the speech animations were pretty close. The interactions with each character were quite smooth and the animations were spot on. There were multiple dialogues to play out and each had a number of multiple choice responses that could influence decisions down the road.
Since one of the playable characters is a First Officer, this will open up some opportunities for distant missions, but for now, I was introduced to the gameplay on the USS Resolute itself. Coming from the top of her class at the Academy, she was already battle-tested in the Dominion War, so she is no rookie in the fleet.
The first character is Zara: the first officer on the USS Resolute. There will be two playable characters in the game and I was able to play as both of them briefly. It’s a narrative-driven game, with your dialogue choices determining your overall path, and with this team of writers, it shouldn’t disappoint. The game’s timeline is set in the era immediately following the Star Trek: The Next Generation feature films and before the recent string of Star Trek feature films starring Chris Pine. The game is being created by developer Dramatic Labs, an independent collaboration of 20+ former Telltale writers, developers, designers, artists, and producers, so we should all have high hopes for the overall storytelling. So, is this finally the great Star Trek game we’ve been waiting for? Live Long & Prosper🖖Star Trek: Resurrection Aiming for a Spring release and I recently spent time at GDC 2022 with a playable demo, as well as being able to talk with the development team as I played. If you found this video agreeable, please do the courtesy of leaving a like & comment.
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You can find a link to the full video of the December 9ths Game Awards event in the description below. "Welcome travelers to the third episode of Trek Talk! In this episode of Trek Talk, we are discussing a Game Awards specific title, Star Trek: Resurgence (An Unreal Engine Experience). The link will be available in the live chat. We will be hosting the voice chat on streamyard. The event will be designated as "Viewer-Poppins". Viewers/subscribers are allowed to pop in the stream during the halfway segment of the stream for a quick 5-minute discussion on the episode's topic.
Welcome travelers to the third episode of Trek Talk! In this episode of Trek Talk, we are discussing a Game Awards specific title, Star Trek: Resurgence (An Unreal Engine Experience).
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