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Paradox-published Star Trek: Infinite has been announced as dead, with no further updates planned, leading to overwhelmingly negative reviews and disappointment from fans. This adds to a string of misfires for Paradox, including troubled developments and a C-suite shuffle, indicating a challenging time for the gaming company.
Paradox's grand strategy game Star Trek Infinite, released last year, will not receive further updates despite player frustration, leading to overwhelmingly negative reviews on Steam. The game, set in the Star Trek universe, was praised for its low-stress gameplay and familiar setting, but players are disappointed by the lack of ongoing support and updates.
The grand strategy video game Star Trek: Infinite, set in the Star Trek: The Next Generation era, was launched today. Players can shape the fate of the galaxy by leading one of four Quadrant Powers and navigate empire management, economic systems, and interactions with civilizations. The game offers multiple paths to victory, iconic characters, diverse starships, and deep strategy. Star Trek: Infinite is available on PC and Mac for $29.99, with a Deluxe Edition option.
Star Trek: Infinite, a space-based grand strategy game, falls short of its potential due to numerous bugs and design flaws. While the game offers distinct factions and a compelling mission tree, it lacks depth in combat and fails to deliver on the promise of exploring a vast universe. The bugs range from minor annoyances to major issues that hinder progress and make certain features unusable. Despite its potential, Star Trek: Infinite is currently barely playable.