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Star Trek Timelines
During PAX East, we stopped by the Disruptor Beam booth to check in with the developer. We had a chance to sit down with the in-progress Star Trek: Timelines, which features characters, locations, and ships from across franchise history.
At the time, we didn’t have any video to show of how the game plays. Disruptor Beam has released a demo reel from PAX East, that will give you a quick look at how you’ll choose missions and select your away team for missions.
Each of the chapters has a different branching path based on the combination of crew members you have on the team. There’s a blend of planning and chance, as you’ll see in the video above, but there are enough thematic hooks that fans might stick around.
We aren’t clear yet how the monetization will work. After all, this is a free-to-play game. The title will be out on iOS, Android, and browsers later in 2015. For a deeper look, check out our coverage from PAX East.
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