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Star Trek - 25th Anniversary

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Also known as
Star Trek

Recover weapon parts across planets and pilot the Enterprise in space combat to stop a doomsday machine.

Star Trek: 25th Anniversary was released for the Game Boy in 1992 by Ultra Games/Palcom. The original game was released for MS-DOS in 1991 by Interplay.


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Released
1992
Original release
1991
Genre
Perspective
Side view, Top-down
Size
70.71 KB
Rating
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About Star Trek - 25th Anniversary

Star Trek - 25th Anniversary for the Game Boy is a 1991 title released to align with the television series' milestone. The narrative centers on a Federation-constructed weapon, designed to counter a destructive Doomsday Machine, which is subsequently stolen and disassembled by the Klingons.

Players undertake a mission to retrieve the weapon's twelve components, which have been scattered across three different planets. This objective is pursued through two distinct gameplay formats. One involves piloting the Enterprise in a side-scrolling manner through hazardous space environments, while the other shifts perspective to an overhead view for directing Captain Kirk's movements on planetary surfaces.

The core progression requires the crew to successfully navigate both types of challenges to locate all the pieces and ultimately confront the galactic threat.

Star Trek - 25th Anniversary Screenshots

6 images
Title Screen
Mission Briefing
Sector Map
Asteroid Belt
Find the weapon
On the planet surface