How it plays

How does Star Trek: 25th Anniversary play?

The game is presented mainly from a first-person viewpoint during exploration and conversation scenes. Players investigate planets, ships, and facilities, collect or examine objects, question characters, and choose dialogue or command responses.

Missions are divided into episodes with different objectives, such as solving a crisis, negotiating with a species, or stopping a threat. Kirk can consult the Enterprise crew and use the ship’s systems between away missions. Progress depends on interpreting clues and making decisions; some situations allow failure or lethal consequences rather than a simple combat-focused solution.

Plan your run

What is the best way to play Star Trek: 25th Anniversary?

  • Examine every object and speak with every available character before committing to a solution.

  • Use the crew member whose specialty matches the problem; scientific, medical, engineering, and communications advice can reveal different options.

  • Save before major conversations and away-team decisions. Several episodes contain consequences that are not immediately obvious.

  • Treat dialogue as part of the puzzle: record important names, requests, and contradictions rather than repeatedly guessing actions.

Meet the cast

Who are the key characters?

1

James T. Kirk

Captain of the USS Enterprise and the player character, responsible for commanding the crew and making mission decisions.

2

Spock

The Enterprise science officer, whose logic and scientific expertise assist with analysis and investigation.

3

Leonard McCoy

The ship’s chief medical officer, able to provide medical advice and examine biological problems.

4

Montgomery Scott

The chief engineer, responsible for technical knowledge and engineering support.

5

Uhura

The communications officer, who handles contact with other ships and civilizations.

6

Hikaru Sulu

The helmsman who supports navigation and ship operations.

7

Pavel Chekov

The Enterprise navigator and operations officer.

Before you begin

What should you know before playing?

  1. 1

    Save in separate slots before entering a new location or beginning a major conversation.

  2. 2

    If an action fails, reassess the clue and consult a different bridge officer instead of repeating it.

  3. 3

    Explore optional dialogue because it often supplies context needed for later decisions.

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