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Star Trek: The Last Generation

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This strategy adventure tasks you with recovering vital dilithium crystals to prevent a Romulan invasion.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1988
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
30.98 KB
Version
LASTTREK.EXE
Rating
0 votes

About Star Trek: The Last Generation

Star Trek: The Last Generation is a freeware adventure title not officially licensed by the franchise. The player assumes the role of a newly promoted captain tasked with securing dilithium crystals from a wrecked starship before Romulan forces can claim them, an objective critical to the Federation's defense capabilities.

Progression is challenging, heavily dependent on trial and error where incorrect decisions often result in immediate failure and a full game restart. Success requires precise input of information such as codes and coordinates, which the player must manually record during earlier segments of the game.

Star Trek: The Last Generation Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Intro
Mission briefing - when the game tells you to
The stakes are high for the Federation... of course, nothing of this makes any sense in Star Trek lore (Federation Monetary Units???), but it's an unlicensed game...
Those codes will be important later, too. I didn't get far enough to need them, but the game makes it pretty clear that
They keyboard commands to interact with your crew and ship. Again, note them down because there's no way to bring up this help screen during the game.
There's a LOT of different commands here.
The starbase at which the Enterprise is docked.
Looking at the Enterprise from within the shuttle I'm in. I am currently on my way to the ship to assume my command position there.
Inside the Enterprise at last! Looking at the doors of the stardock, I get to issue my first command.