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Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Transinium Challenge

1988 1 Jugadores 70% Not Rated

You are Commander William T. Riker of the Federation Starship USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D). When the allied Aquila station comes under attack by unknown aliens, it's up to you and the crew of the Enterprise to solve the mystery, by exploring a historic ruined civilization, navigating your way through space, consulting the ship's experts (real Star Trek actors in digitized form), conversing with various aliens, and beaming down to various planets. The game's interface features no typing, due to context-sensitive icons and buttons.

Fecha de lanzamiento
December 31, 1988
Desarrollador
TRANS Fiction Systems
Editora
Simon & Schuster Interactive
Jugadores
1

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Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Transinium Challenge

You are Commander William T. Riker of the Federation Starship USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D). When the allied Aquila station comes under attack by unknown aliens, it's up to you and the crew of the Enterprise to solve the mystery, by exploring a historic ruined civilization, navigating your way through space, consulting the ship's experts (real Star Trek actors in digitized form), conversing with various aliens, and beaming down to various planets. The game's interface features no typing, due to context-sensitive icons and buttons.

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Single Player

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Developer
TRANS Fiction Systems
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Interactive

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WorldwideDecember 31, 1988 · Not Rated

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