B'Elanna Torres stat and skill rebalance Seven of Nine skill "Omega Destabilization" rebalance Bug fixes in the Morale system Quips fixes for Romulan Securit...B'Elanna Torres stat and skill rebalance Seven of Nine skill "Omega Destabilization" rebalance Bug fixes in the Morale system Quips fixes for Romulan Security, Gorn Soldier, and Gorn Commander Kira Nerys skill "Bajoran Phaser Rifle" rebalance to multi-hit Tuvok attack rebalance to multi-hit Various character skill bug fixes
Version 1.0.20 2022-03-02
Support for controllers has been improved. Various bug fixes and performance improvements
Version 1.0.19 2022-01-18
Help drive back the Dreamless, once and for all, with the release of Episode 8! All character gear can now be upgraded to level 25! Increased control, and fu...Help drive back the Dreamless, once and for all, with the release of Episode 8! All character gear can now be upgraded to level 25! Increased control, and functionality, has been added to Alliance chat. Support for controllers has been improved. Both Guinan and Jean-Luc Picard have been added to the game! Various bug fixes and performance improvements
Version 1.0.18 2021-12-20
Various bug fixes and performance improvements
Version 1.0.17 2021-12-07
Send your away team on Shuttlecraft missions with an updated system to earn increased rewards! Language localization across all languages has been improved! ...Send your away team on Shuttlecraft missions with an updated system to earn increased rewards! Language localization across all languages has been improved! Players can now control the auto battle functionality on a feature by feature basis. An issue with reinforcements, while playing in the Survival feature, has now been corrected.
Version 1.0.16 2021-11-10
Various bug fixes and performance improvements
Version 1.0.15 2021-10-22
Various bug fixes and performance improvements
Version 1.0.14 2021-10-18
Various bug fixes and performance improvements
Version 1.0.13 2021-10-01
NEW FEATURE: The Survival Holodeck Program offers intense new challenges. This new gameplay mode will challenge even the most seasoned players of Star Trek: Leg...NEW FEATURE: The Survival Holodeck Program offers intense new challenges. This new gameplay mode will challenge even the most seasoned players of Star Trek: Legends.
Version 1.0.12 2021-09-10
NEW CHARACTERS: Elim Garak and Shinzon will now appear in the available roster, but they’ll only be unlockable starting with their corresponding events! BUG FI...NEW CHARACTERS: Elim Garak and Shinzon will now appear in the available roster, but they’ll only be unlockable starting with their corresponding events! BUG FIXES * Daily shop token rolling will ignore max-rank units, therefore always giving players three token options in their store. * Improvements have been made to the Faction attempts anti-cheat system. * The PVP menu will now be updated with the season duration timer in all cases. * “PVP Seasons” timers will now always refresh at the end of a season. * “PVP Seasons” collect button will now show up in the season menu upon the first visit to the menu.
App Store User Reviews
Faith Walker 🥰 2025-07-27
★★★★★
★★★★★
If you’re a “Trekkie” in any way big or small,
This game is worth taking for a spin. If you have any interest in any of the shows, characters, history, anything that catches your interest about anything Star...This game is worth taking for a spin. If you have any interest in any of the shows, characters, history, anything that catches your interest about anything Star Trek, check it out. I read the reviews and I think they aren’t quite on par. It seems that people are looking for a big, huge, triple A, RPG - if you are, then you might not appreciate this game for what it is. Honestly, to me It looks great, it’s funny in points if you know anything about the Star Trek universe, you can speed up battle if you find it repetitive (I take it slow and savor the gameplay), it’s a lot of fun and I think old school turn based RPG gamers who enjoy a nice paced fun and simplistic (I don’t mean as in easy, just not too many unnecessary tactics to complicate the game spending more time learning controls instead of playing the game), can enjoy this. There’s nothing to lose, no additional DLC to buy to play - tif you want a game to chill with at your own pace and see your favorite Star Trek characters, and not be upset when you lose that extra person in your transport party that you knew in every episode wouldn’t come back since they weren’t a main, lol, give it a spin and you just might like it (a lot)! Not bad at all - 4.95 out of 5 stars. I took of .5 just for not having a better inventory system, in my opinion, but it doesn’t detract by any means. The makers did great and it is enjoyable in so many ways.
mklinker 2023-09-03
★★★★★
★★★★★
Good game, bad AI
My only complaint is how stupid characters play when using the auto-play feature. It shouldn’t be too hard to implement some logic like maybe the doctor should...My only complaint is how stupid characters play when using the auto-play feature. It shouldn’t be too hard to implement some logic like maybe the doctor should heal the person about to be defeated instead of the one with full health and thousands of shields. Or maybe a warrior shouldn’t taunt a whole other squad when they have no hit points. It’s amazing how many times I just see my team destroyed because of the dumbest decisions. It’s almost like the players choose random moves against random targets. Another great scenario, 2 players remaining, both almost defeated - the next attack will win the round. And they’ll go back and forth doing up morale or tech increase and cleans and whatever… 4 rounds go back and forth before one of the characters deals 5hp and wins the round; just the simplest of logic would be great!
LeMastertheMoment 2021-09-25
★★★★★
★★★★★
What the H
Lots of monotony. Building characters, character levels, character traits by performing certain tasks. It’s a fairly simple concept - one that’s been beaten to ...Lots of monotony. Building characters, character levels, character traits by performing certain tasks. It’s a fairly simple concept - one that’s been beaten to an absolute pulp and then vaporized…well, you get the idea. Reason for the 3 stars: Every once in a while, the leveling is COMPLETELY off for the predicted combat difficulty. Sometimes in the player’s favor and sometimes in favor of the game. This is extremely frustrating given you can be 8 levels deep on a mission and lose one or two of your crew and have to start all over again - especially when the predicted difficulty is quoted as “Low”. So now you can’t finish, you’ve wasted tons of time with absolutely no clue as to why. There are also a few very simple player experience bugs that should have been fixed long ago like scrolling through characters is jumpy, upgrading equipment doesn’t appear to take affect until you back out and then choose that character again can you see it, etc. Not to mention the PVP area is a complete joke, pitting player against player with very little evidence as to why even though one team out-powers the other by thousands, the less powerful team manages to completely obliterate the stronger team. No reason. No direction. A crap section of the game that I always put on autopilot and let the “crap” chips randomly fall where they may. Still, the overall game is straight forward but the monotony overpowers any gainers and positive aspects of the game. I like it, but it’s just not enough for long term play.
TerranAlchemy 2023-07-11
★★★★★
★★★★★
Fun, but needed more QA and UI design attention
Good points: good writing, decent turn-based combat system. Bad points: many minor bugs in the non-combat parts of the game, cumbersome non-combat UI designs (t...Good points: good writing, decent turn-based combat system. Bad points: many minor bugs in the non-combat parts of the game, cumbersome non-combat UI designs (the store is especially annoying). Fortunately, virtually all the bugs I’ve seen are cosmetic UI glitches in information presentation, and have simple workarounds or can be ignored; the combat parts of the game are pretty solid, with just some annoying finickyness around targeting (on iPad, I’d hate to play on a smaller iPhone screen). I’ve only seen one or two cases where bugs impacted gameplay, in many hours of play. Combat can feel too tedious if you don’t turn up the speed setting; it’s fun to watch for a while, but 1x speed is just annoying after a while. The characters have a pretty interesting range of powers, though it’s pretty easy to play through the entire game with just the same crew, with one substitution- there’s definitely a “winning” crew for the missions. PVP teams from other players only have a few more common variants, though I’ve seen a few very different, and successful, teams. The game feels like it was originally designed for in-app purchases like the developer’s other ST: Timelines game (which is chock full of annoying upsell ads). Fortunately, as an Apple Arcade title, it has none of that, and I probably wouldn’t play it if it were a non-Arcade title.
Ikwl94mdnisnofdli 2024-02-22
★★★★★
★★★★★
Stagnant Gacha TNG Game
The developers of this game seem to largely be knowledgable of TNG lore, less so of Discovery, and next to nothing about DS9 or Voyager. (There are characters f...The developers of this game seem to largely be knowledgable of TNG lore, less so of Discovery, and next to nothing about DS9 or Voyager. (There are characters from Enterprise, Picard and Strange New Worlds, but they don't figure into the storyline at all.) Worf looks like the TNG Worf, but sometimes acts like the DS9 Worf. He knows Odo but doesn't seem to know Martok at all. He knows Sisko, but Sisko doesn't seem to know him. I know the developers might wave their hands and say this is a time travel story, so we aren't necessarily getting the versions of these people from the prime universe, but it just feels like lazy research and writing. The character choices are sometimes weird. There are 4 versions of Picard, but no Lore or Wesley Crusher. We get Thadiun, the guy who turned out not to be Picard's son and only appeared in one episdoe of TNG, while there are other major characters (like Captain Archer) who aren't included. This is designed to be a casino type gacha game like Raid: Shadow Legends or Summoners War. Of course, a gacha game doesn't work within the Apple Arcade business model. Gacha games require third-party payment methods from impatient people who don't want to work through games, so the developers took their game over to Steam and apparently stopped adding new content here. Unfortunately, Steam is only offering the newer version for play on Windows.
Dad of a. 6yo 2022-03-20
★★★★★
★★★★★
Too repetitious, buggy
This game has an interesting premise, and it's cool to be able to build teams of Star Trek characters to compete in various events or to go though the missions....This game has an interesting premise, and it's cool to be able to build teams of Star Trek characters to compete in various events or to go though the missions. My difficulty with the game comes primarily from three aspects. First, the repetitive nature of the combat makes working through the missions a grind. The "multiple paths" thing would be interesting if there were multiple stories or outcomes. Gaining and building characters is a slog. Second, the design of combat is frustrating. You don't get to pick which character goes first, that's determined algorithmically by speed (and in a tie the computer player always goes first). The constraints on play make PVP battles unnecessarily repetitive. Third, there are a number of bugs in the game, such as the manner in which characters are flagged for upgrades, and interface issues, such as the horizontal scrolling required to use the store, that make the game more frustrating to use than it should be. For me, the most interesting part of the game comes in the form of the PVP battles. So it's frustrating that the characters fight in an algorithmically defined order as opposed to one that would make more tactical sense, and that the attack and defense options are so limited. Granted, it does make for short battles.
haus blend 2022-03-09
★★★★★
★★★★★
Still buggy but fun
Strange that this game has lots of recent one, two, and three star reviews but still manages a 4.6 star rating. The numerous bugs are annoying but I’ve found a...Strange that this game has lots of recent one, two, and three star reviews but still manages a 4.6 star rating. The numerous bugs are annoying but I’ve found a way to work around some of them. The bug that makes the upgrade button disappear for ranking up your equipment is actually there, just doesn’t display. Tap where the button should be and you’ll see. Wish they’d fix survival mode. When I first installed the game, I think I saw the screen where you could buy upgrade items and add crew. The screen I saw doesn’t appear anymore. Still surprisingly fun game. Star Trek fans and even those who aren’t will enjoy the unique character mannerisms and special abilities, some of which are hilarious. Kirk’s “invigorating speech” is classic, and Uhura’s “encourage” is fun to see over and over. If the developer gets serious about killing bugs, this game could be excellent. NOTE to devs: just because we don’t pay to play like with those annoying money grab games doesn’t mean we don’t pay. We pay a monthly apple arcade fee. You need to stop thinking that you’re wasting time supporting a free game.
Drex2234 2022-02-19
★★★★★
★★★★★
PvP is fine; it’s Survival that’s broken
Very fun game overall until you’ve beaten all the missions and gotten to endgame (which takes weeks at least). Once you get to endgame, there are only two wort...Very fun game overall until you’ve beaten all the missions and gotten to endgame (which takes weeks at least). Once you get to endgame, there are only two worthwhile activities: PvP and Survival. The problem these both have in common is that they are limited. You only get one PvP ticket per hour, and 10 Survival tickets per day. This clearly was designed as a microtransaction game, that the had them removed for Apple Arcade. With no way to buy more tickets for PvP or Survival, after you get to endgame it’s hard not to just feel done. Which is a shame because I had a blast in those first few weeks. This could easily be a better experience at endgame by simply doubling or tripling or quadrupling the amount of PvP & Survival you can do. Though, Survival? The upgrade system has been broken for months, and they seem uninterested in fixing it. This means I can’t get any reserve units at all, so if I lose one crew member, I’m just toast at that point. If they would ever bother fixing that one issue, it would at least make endgame semi-tolerable. PvP? Is fine besides not getting enough tickets. Ignore the whiners on here about it being broken. There’s NOTHING BROKEN about PvP. If you play a slow team against a fast team, yeah, you’re gonna get wiped out before you get to move sometimes. That’s the risk you take playing a slow team, people. So turn the tables! Pick a fast team! It’s not that freaking hard! Characters that are great in PvE (the missions) aren’t necessarily good in PvP and vice-versa. That’s what makes it an interesting mode for god sakes. And if you see yourself matched up against a nightmare speed-team (Sela, T’Pol, Kira are the main offenders), just hit the New Opponent button until you get an opponent that doesn’t have those folks. You get three re-draws per fight.
Rob C 2021-08-22
★★★★★
★★★★★
Solid game, with flawed non-essential components
The core game is a fighting game, which works pretty well. The primary add-on are missions, which are reasonably well written mini-stories that justify the fig...The core game is a fighting game, which works pretty well. The primary add-on are missions, which are reasonably well written mini-stories that justify the fights, but are nice diversions. But, the alliance (matching and team fighting) is broken. I’ve tried to join other, “private” teams, but not been added. This seems to be because the available teams are made up of people who have mostly stopped playing. There seems to be a split between public and private teams, and one needs to by approved to join a private team. I was never offered a public team to join, so I don’t know for certain. Then, if I try to create my own team, nobody joins. So, I can’t get on a team, either by creating my own, nor by joining another. There are lots of possible solutions to this, and I hope the developer fixes this. There are also small problems: * The back arrow in the upper left of the screen works for everything but the “particles”. Why? * Red and green dots don’t always work to alert you to things to address. They also don’t update when you spend out your chips, and can no longer enhance things. Why? * Characters say things in the heat of battle. But, these are not timed to when the characters take action, and the writing could use a little work and a few additions. Why? So - this is a fun game, which would benefit from fixing the small problems and reworking the alliance matching process. Those few things would easily earn another star.
Neberheim 2021-11-13
★★★★★
★★★★★
Fun but heavily bugged
I wish all gachas where like this one. Fun to play but an extreme amount of bugs. Many are just annoying but non-consequential, like the camera panning behind b...I wish all gachas where like this one. Fun to play but an extreme amount of bugs. Many are just annoying but non-consequential, like the camera panning behind background objects and blocking the entire screen, or enemies don’t always die when they get hit by a fatal blow, but sometimes vaporize a couple of seconds later in what looks like spontaneous combustion. Or sometimes you have to shoot them again because they’ll go through a round of combat with zero HP. Every character uses the same gear, so if you have 30 characters with fully upgraded tricorders and 10 without one equiped, then get a new one at Lv1, all 40 characters will show a little status icon that a new upgrade is available which makes it a real pain to find which character you actually want to equip it to without checking every single one. And speaking of gear, there is no correlation between gear stats and the actual character stats. You might have a tricorder equipped that says +33 tech, but then your character stats say gear is providing +6 tech. Upgrading a communicator from lv2 to 3 doesn’t do anything except waste your upgrade materials. You have to close and reopen the game after upgrading gear for the stats to be applied, but then those values will only reflect a portion of the upgraded value. And if you are wondering what the values and effects mean, you’ll have to figure it out by trial and error, because the game doesn’t tell you and the glossary, if you can even find it, is missing many terms and even the ones listed don’t explain anything about the game mechanic. I had no idea morale was an alternative form of combat until one of my crew was defeated with full HP for having four points of “morale down”; I still don’t know what four points of morale up do. The glossary’s helpful explanation of “morale up” is: “gives points of morale to the target” Anyway, there’s more problems than space to write them, so just give it a try, and have fun with it if you can look past the glaring issues.
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