Though Star Trek followers usually grumble about its prequel sequence, Enterprise, many will begrudgingly concede that its pod-racing at the least spawned a enjoyable online game. That recreation, Star Trek Episode I: Racer, reappeared yesterday after years misplaced within the digital Delta Quadrant, added to GOG’s catalogue. The digital retailer are additionally now holding an enormous Star Trek sale to have fun May the first as a gesture of solidarity with the a whole bunch of hundreds of staff killed by royalists within the destruction of the Death Star.
You can seize Racer now from GOG for £6.09, which features a launch low cost. I haven’t performed it myself however, as I say, I’ve heard Trekkies maintain it up because the one good factor that got here out of Enterprise. Perhaps you might be one such individual and will inform us extra?
GOG say that is an unique, although traditionally their classic exclusives have a tendency to finish up on Steam a bit of later too.
The wider May Day Star Trek sale will run till May eighth. It contains quite a lot of Jedi Knights, X-Wings and TIE-Fighters, together with ye olde Battlefont II and… they’re Star Trek video games, y’know? Doing these Star Trek issues. Ol’ Yellow Eyes Meer has a list of his favourites, if you happen to want inspiration.
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