Star Trek and a Telltale-style adventure game seems like a match made in heaven. The two just fit; Star Trek’s best and most beloved stories are about dialogue. Not just two characters talking ...

Star Trek: Resurgence takes place shortly after Star Trek: Nemesis. They told us about how they decided on which characters to use and how to implement to play within the canon. “It’s always a ...

I remember that from this episode.” They are essential to Resurgence and do not overshadow the already brilliant characters. The Star Trek spirit also extends to the decisions you will have to make.

Resurgence sees the return of fan-favourite characters like "Jeremy Beadle" Right, now that those idiots are gone, let’s get one thing straight from the off: this is the best Star Trek game ...

Unlike its esteemed counterpart from Lucasfilm, Star Trek’s history with video games isn’t exactly stellar. This seems to be the aim of Star Trek Resurgence, the debut release from Telltale ...

Where Star Trek: Resurgence suffers most is in its lack of technical prowess and quality-of-life features. The graphics and character modeling are fine for what they are, but some of the NPCs look ...

which will helpfully recap some of the player's choices that have led to a specific character's feelings towards them. Trekkies will soon get to experience the story of Star Trek: Resurgence and ...

Unfortunately, that’s exactly what I faced in the PS4 version of Star Trek Resurgence. Poignant moments could be punctuated by unnecessary inputs. Character expressions became comical.

Resurgence takes the best of Telltale's flavour, makes it better and smashes it together with an excellent Star Trek story to create something that's fresh. Yes, characters unavoidably die and the ...

And when the developers at Dramatic Labs lock onto that signal, it nails the series’ appeal while providing an engaging story full of memorable characters. More like this Star Trek Resurgence ...

Characters, even in times of great peril ... In fact, it’s quite possibly the most infuriating part of Star Trek: Resurgence. While most of the minigames feel unnecessary at best and annoying ...