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Please Note: Multiplayer is available only via TCP/IP LAN.
Please Note: Multiplayer is available only via TCP/IP LAN.
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Posted on: September 6, 2025
Logm87
Verified ownerGames: 8 Reviews: 1
One of my favorite games
This is one of my favorite games to get to play. I enjoy playing it.
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Posted on: September 29, 2025
KiaraVitani
Verified ownerGames: 3 Reviews: 1
Awsome game!
Played the first one long time ago, finaly baught this one and love it!
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Posted on: October 12, 2025
BenCrichton78
Verified ownerGames: 647 Reviews: 25
Brilliant, bombastic, and rivals the OG
Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force, if not the best non-Interplay Star Trek game of all, is at least my personal favourite due to how it immerses you as the star of your own Star Trek adventure and goes out of its way to make you feel like you're participating in an episode of the eponymous show. Elite Force II continues what worked about the original, but also puts its own spin on things resulting in an equally enjoyable time. Elite Force II continues the story of the Hazard Team by having them be dismantled after returning to Earth. After spending years as a Starfleet Academy teacher, Alex Munro is requested by Jean Luc Picard of the Enterprise-E to start the Hazard Team again, setting him on a path that thrusts him and the Enterprise into a conspiracy involving an alien weapon called the Exomorphs. Like EF1, it's an enjoyable Trek yarn with likable characters, faithfulness to the franchise, and cool environments. It also has a few subtle nods to the then-most-recent Trek show, the simply titled Enterprise, such as Andorians being an enemy in some levels and an LCARS profile mentioning the NX-01. Gameplay wise, it plays similar to EF1, but there are a few tweaks here that make it flow better: Notably, the Tricorder plays a massive role in the game, being used for hacking minigames, scanning objects, and unlocking doors. The use of the Tricorder is much appreciated and make you feel less like a gun-toting action hero and more like a Starfleet officer. Also, weapons need to vent out after a couple shots and the enemies are a bit more intelligent than they were last time. The level design however is the star here: These are some fantastic, sprawling levels with wide open spaces, various styles, and tons of secrets to collect. Highlights include a Borg sphere, a downed Excelsior-class ship, alien ruins, and a smuggler station. They're brilliantly done overall and tons of fun to navigate. Overall, Elite Force II, like its predecessor, is a must-play.
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Posted on: April 27, 2022
oneupthextraman
Verified ownerGames: 199 Reviews: 1
Not as good as the first one
I thought the level design was not as good, the weapons not as fun, and while Stewart was good, as was Tim Russ, I thought the game in general was not as good. Something was wrong with the brightness, and several times I was wondering around is pratical darkness, which was very annoying. I got near the end, and gave up on the game after it recycled a boss I just beat maybe 15 minutes ago as a normal enemy. Kind of boring. I would rather play the first game again than play through this one again.
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Posted on: September 8, 2022
neumi5694
Verified ownerGames: 3339 Reviews: 138
Good successor
This game started off just where STEF1 left. It was a lot more polished than the first game, but somehow the feeling was not quite the same, it felt a bit distant. Still, it was a very good shooter with excellent voice acting and running around the Enterprise was just fun. Even if it's still possible to run the original version from CD, this was a instant buy.
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