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Star Trek Online's Fourth Expansion Is Live, Adds Deep Space Nine Content
Star Trek Online players, you have a new mission: Travel to Deep Space Nine, confront Quark, and see if you can rub his ears. We need to know if this fantasy is possible.
Developer Cryptic Studios and publisher Perfect World Entertainment just released Star Trek Online's fourth major expansion, Victory is Life, which allows players to explore the famed space station and interact with its familiar faces. Along with Quark (who is once again played by Armin Shimerman), players can run into Kira (Nana Visitor), Odo (Rene Auberjonois), and Doctor Bashir (Alexander Siddig). Captain Benjamin Sisko is not featured in the key art or Perfect World's press materials.
Victory is Life's expansion begins with an attack on Deep Space Nine executed by the Gamma Quandrant's Hur'q. Players are tasked to defend the station and restore peace. This expansion adds a number of features to the core game, including a level cap raise to 65, the Jem'Hadar as a playable faction, the Gamma Quandrant as a battlezone, and a number of other smaller touches.
The expansion is available now on PC, and Perfect World says it will be coming soon to both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. You can check out the launch trailer below:
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