Since we mentioned Ambassador Spock we need to get into the voice acting. It really felt like the USS Resolve had just suffered through a traumatic experience and were a crew looking for hope. These characters feel like real people living past lives, often having crossed paths with one or another before. Sure, a good old escape from the Borg, or getting into a dispute with a Klingon faction is always exciting, but seeing how Riker and Picard would often disagree is, as Ambassador Spock would say, fascinating. You see, Star Trek for me has always been more about the characters and their relationships evolving than the actual events happening around them. Combining these with the choice and consequences based system Telltale were famous for, has Star Trek: Resurgence feeling like the evolution of previous titles. You have your point and click sections that focus on finding objects in the environments, light platforming, exploration and shooting.
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If you have played a Telltale game of recent years such as Batman: The Telltale Series or even Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, you will have a pretty good idea already of how Resurgence plays out. It’s quite refreshing to be able to play as a lower deck officer, as most Star Trek games have you take on bridge crew officers exclusively.
This is a very interesting dynamic to see play out, as both have vital roles to play in the running of the ship. Star Trek: Resurgence sees you play as both a bridge officer aspiring to be Captain, as well as a lower deck engineer who hasn’t found their calling yet.
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