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Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force - Definition and Overview |
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Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force is a first-person shooter computer game made by Raven Software and published by Activision in 2000. It is powered by the Quake III Arena engine and set in the Star Trek universe.
Plot (single player mode)
The game is based on the science-fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager, and the player takes on the role of Ensign Alexander or Alexandra Munro as member in an elite security force - The Hazard Team. When the starship Voyager becomes stranded in a mysterious graveyard of ships, it's up to Munro to save the day. He will encounter a number of aliens from the Star Trek universe, like the Borg, the Klingons, and Species 8472, as well as many new races. Besides fighting hostile aliens Munro will also have tasks aboard the ship like helping to prevent a warp core breach.
Special
Between the standard run-and-shoot-sequences of all first-person shooters this game contains a vast amount of in-game cinematics to drive the plot forward. These film sequences are made with the game engine itself.
Multiplayer Mode
Users can also compete against each other in a separate game, referred to as Holomatch. This program allows you to play against bots or real human opponents, or mixtures of the two. Play in this mode is more similar to other FPS games than single player mode.
Sequel
In 2003, Ritual Entertainment released the sequel game Star Trek Elite Force 2, which featured Lieutenant Alexander Munro and his Hazard Team aboard the Enterprise-E, after Voyager returned home.
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