For some unknown reason, no one seems to be able to make a decent Star Trek game. Some argue the last time a good Star Trek game came out, it was for the Sega Genesis. Some would even go farther back, saying it was on the NES. Regardless, every Star Trek related game from older PC games up to the most recent one based on the J. J. Abrams adaptation of the series have not received high praise from critics.
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Much like the films of the franchise, Star Trek games have always been a mixed bag. But where the films run the gamut from good to lousy, the games, for the most part, are a mix of playable-but-dull to downright awful. YesGnome is the latest developer to take a shot at the franchise, with Trexels, a micro-manager for iOS in which you supply and train a crew of Starfleet personnel on your very own Federation starship that you build up and maintain.
PG - "I've already explained on these pages why The Next Generation is better than the original Star Trek.
But there's no denying that Kirk, Spock, Uhura, and the gang are the most iconic of the Starfleet crews, as is the architecture of the Enterprise and the planets visited by the Federation."
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