![]() ![]() Making decisions may not have long lasting consequences or major effects every time, but I guarantee you they feel like some of the most weighty decisions in any video game you have played. Since we mentioned Ambassador Spock we need to get into the voice acting. It really felt like the USS Resolve had just suffered through a traumatic experience and were a crew looking for hope. These characters feel like real people living past lives, often having crossed paths with one or another before. Sure, a good old escape from the Borg, or getting into a dispute with a Klingon faction is always exciting, but seeing how Riker and Picard would often disagree is, as Ambassador Spock would say, fascinating. You see, Star Trek for me has always been more about the characters and their relationships evolving than the actual events happening around them. Combining these with the choice and consequences based system Telltale were famous for, has Star Trek: Resurgence feeling like the evolution of previous titles. You have your point and click sections that focus on finding objects in the environments, light platforming, exploration and shooting. ![]() If you have played a Telltale game of recent years such as Batman: The Telltale Series or even Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, you will have a pretty good idea already of how Resurgence plays out. It’s quite refreshing to be able to play as a lower deck officer, as most Star Trek games have you take on bridge crew officers exclusively. This is a very interesting dynamic to see play out, as both have vital roles to play in the running of the ship. We stayed up late to cover the PC gaming news at the marketing extravaganza: hit our The Game Awards tag for everything, or skip to Every trailer at The Game Awards 2021.Star Trek: Resurgence sees you play as both a bridge officer aspiring to be Captain, as well as a lower deck engineer who hasn’t found their calling yet. It'll also be on Xboxes and PlayStations. Star Trek: Resurgence is coming in spring 2022 via the Epic Games Store. It's weird that the most Star Trek-y Star Trek show in years is the cartoon, Lower Decks. The endless misery of Miles O'Brien is what keeps me coming back. It's been a real shame to see modern Star Trek focus more on DRAMA and ACTION and less on the boring lives of people so bored with luxury that they joined a quasi-militaristic voyage of discovery. I want to gossip, flirt, get snared in hijinks, get conned by Quark, learn to play the trombone or Ressikan flute, and hope desperately that this won't be the day I turned inside-out by a bored Q. I want to bum around Ten Forward or the Promenade and fall into daily life. The Star Trek interactive story I would love to play would be about the B stories and the gaps between episodes. Lots of Telltale folks scattered all over.Īs someone who still rewatches old Star Trek series, eh, I'm not that into this. The Telltale of today aren't the Telltale of old, y'see, they've been rebuilt after investors bought what assets remained after the studio collapsed. ![]() ![]() They all worked on more Telltale games than all those but y'know, can't list everything. Telltale people at Dramatic Labs include former Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner, Batman and Game Of Thrones co-creative director Brett Tosti, The Walking Dead: A New Frontier co-writer Dan Martin, Game Of Thrones and Minecraft: Story Mode co-creative director Andrew Grant, and Game Of Thrones co-director Kent Mudle. It looks super Telltale-y, probably because the developers are super Telltale-y. Along with yer Telltale-y decisions, you've got yer Telltale-y action and exploration sequences and such. We'll play through a story about two alien civilisations on the verge of war, switching between two characters along the way: first officer Jara Rydek and engineer Carter Diaz. Resurgence is set in the year 2380, shortly after the TNG film Star Trek: Nemesis, aboard the U.S.S. But man, the Star Trek story I crave would be about downtime, not action. It looks hella Telltale, and they even have the digital corpse of Leonard Nimoy. New studio Dramatic Labs announced Star Trek: Resurgence, a Telltale-style game about choosing your own adventure in the world of Luke Skywalker and Hans Solo. Shortly after Telltale Games announced a game based on The Expanse at The Game Awards tonight, a group of former Telltale employees announced they too were boldly going into an interactive sci-fi story based on a TV show. ![]()
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