Star Trek Fleet Command is a strategy and resource management game set in the Star Trek universe, specifically in the alternate 'Kelvin' timeline shown in the new movie trilogy, produced by J.J. Abrams.
The game uses all the typical strategy MMO resources based on time management. In other words, you'll have to construct buildings for your starbase and fight against other players scattered around the galaxy. You'll have to join either the Federation, Klingons, or Romulans and take part in the battle for control of the sector of the galaxy.
In addition, the game includes a collectible character system where you'll see familiar faces like Kirk, Spock, and Scotty, in their movie forms. In order to unlock them, you'll have to gather resources by completing missions and improving your buildings and space fleet.
Star Trek Fleet Command is a real treat for Star Trek fans. Although we may miss the original characters and situations, it's still enticing to be able to immerse yourself in the most iconic space opera of all time (sorry, George Lucas).
Requirements (Latest version)
- Android 5.1 or higher required
Frequent questions
Can I play Star Trek Fleet Command in single player mode?
Yes, you can play Star Trek Fleet Command in single player mode. In fact, Star Trek Fleet Command is meant to be enjoyed at your own pace, so you can play much of the story alone, as well as the PVE modes. In PVP, of course, you play alongside other players.
Can I play Star Trek Fleet Command on PC?
Yes, you can play Star Trek Fleet Command on PC. On Uptodown, you can also download the game for PC, although if you prefer, you can install the APK of the Android version onto an emulator. Uptodown also offers several emulators in its catalog.
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Comments
expired ( newer version is necessary to play )
Unfortunately, after the update of 16-12-22, the program loads very slowly to enter the game, and after starting the game, it closes very soon and is completely messed up, please fix the problems.
I think it needs updating. Regarding the Google version, but oh well, I hope they update it soon.