Starfleet Command III still follows the same general game flow with missions advancing the plot dispersed around a handful of scanning or quick engagement missions. As before, prestige points are given out after missions are completed which can be used to buy or upgrade different ships. What is also present in Starfleet Command III is the gameplay that attracted so many to its predecessors. Although the controls are still going to be confusing to players new to the series, many changes have been made to reduce the complexity.
The ship's power management for one has been greatly simplified as you're only concerned with weapon and shield power allocation and the ability to jam and prevent jamming has been completely removed.
The capability to warp however has been added to speed the game up a bit but now you can only control one ship at a time as opposed to the three you could in the past. Fans of the Starfleet Command series will be glad that the AI continues to impress with its ability to use strategy and tactics while engaging.
Enemy ships will try to protect their weakened shields, maneuvering so your firing arcs are on their stronger side in addition to firing at your weakened shields instead of taking the shot whenever they can. I feel that there are far more good Star Trek games than there are bad and this one here is good, but its sequels offered far more.
Still, it is interesting to look back and see where it all started. Star Trek has such a diverse universe and one of the things that this game does very well is tough upon many parts of it. There are six playable races in this game and each one has its own campaign! It is a great selection and each one has their own story, missions, and personality that feels very authentic to the actual show.
As much as I love the series, I have to admit that Star Trek Starfleet Command has not aged very well in the graphics department. Back in , it was usual for a PC game to wipe the floor with anything the PlayStation could do.
However, in all honesty, I see nothing here that the PlayStation could not have handled. It is a very basic looking game, do not get me wrong it has the Star Trek feel to it, but I just feel that even at this time, not counting the games that would come after it we had better looking Star Trek games. The gameplay has held up much better than the visuals and as a result, the game is still pretty fun to play. You pick your race and then you have to complete a series of missions.
These range from engaging with another ship, blowing something in space up, and of course, ship to ship combat. Each race has its own story, but once you have mastered one, you will be able to master them all.
Each race has positives and negatives. The gameplay is based on combats and you must defend yourself while commanding a starship. Also, you have the possibility to recruit and train officers, and upgrade your ship with parts in equipment, weapons, shields, and engines. Pay attention to your power requirements before adding something. Furthermore, unlike the previous games, Starfleet Command 3 comes with a new setting based on new races, modern ships and technology.
The controls are pretty much the same. But way, we are not talking about any ordinary armada here. Join forces with the Federation, the Klingons or Romulans and create your own path as you grow your power and prestige to overcome any enemy who aims to claim the same role as you do.
Truth be told, if the subject is galaxy domination, than there is no better place to go than the Star Trek saga. Are you honestly considering stepping out on this intense and breathtaking event? Of course not! Elaborate the ultimate strategy and prove for once and for all who rules the galaxy. Construct your own fortified starbase, customize and upgrade your ships and crews and even recruit iconic Star Trek characters right now!
The galaxy is out there for whomever desires to claim it. The only thing is that you are not alone in your desire. Do you have what it takes? Prove it! Skip the boring parts of a game. Simply record a sequence of commands and execute them at any moment. Waiting for the Star Trek Fleet Command to be launched in a specific language?
With the all-new Real-time in-game translation feature, you may translate the game to any language. Eliminate tearing and stutters by enabling High FPS as supported by the game.
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