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You Can Soon Live Out Your Picard Fantasies In Star Trek: Bridge Crew
Ubisoft's appropriately named Star Trek: Bridge Crew The Next Generation expansion introduces a new ship, commander role, mission types, and THE BORG.
Bridge Crew's TNG expansion is coming to PlayStation 4 on May 22 and will be playable with and without a PlayStation VR headset. Not only does the DLC add the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701D to the roster of ships you can command, it also adds new Patrol and Resistance missions. Patrol introduces a free-roam option with randomized encounters, while Resistance tasks players with taking on a Borg Cube across a series of objectives. A new Operations command role rounds out the new content, and requires the player to manage NPC personnel on the ship.
Star Trek: Bride Crew The Next Generation will cost armchair commanders $14.99. The expansion is also coming to PC on July 21, with support for the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Windows Mixed Reality. You can find even more info about the DLC by clicking the link below.
[Source: PlayStation.Blog]
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