Star Trek: 25th Anniversary – это приключенческая игра в жанре point-and-click, сочетающая элементы управления космическим кораблем. Игрок берет на себя роль капитана Джеймса Кирка и управляет звездолетом Федерации, исследуя галактику и сталкиваясь с различными инопланетными цивилизациями. Геймплей состоит из двух основных частей: исследование космического пространства и интерактивные диалоги и головоломки на борту корабля. В режиме исследования игрок управляет кораблем, перемещаясь между звездными системами, вступая в сражения с враждебными кораблями и принимая решения, влияющие на исход миссий. Внутри корабля игрок взаимодействует с командой, решает головоломки и принимает важные решения, влияющие на сюжет. Игра предлагает сложный сюжет с моральными дилеммами и возможностью выбора, влияющего на развитие событий.
For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. Join the GamesRadar community for quick access. In an announcement, GOG declares, "If they won't give you physical games, make your own" before revealing that its Preservation Program now covers Star Trek: 25th Anniversary, Armikrog, Descent, Hitman: Codename 47, and Myst (cheers, Time Extension).
Corporations want to kill physical media because it suits them, but Big Box PC game packaging just got a second chance It's now much easier to take the DIY approach. If you were alive and sentient in the nineties you probably harbour some fondness for the "big box" PC games of yore. Back then, rather than buy an ephemeral digital license for a game, you'd head to a store to buy a huge box bedecked in lavish art, inside which you'd find a handful of 3.5-inch floppy discs or a CD-ROM, usually a substantial glossy manual, and if you were lucky, maybe even some extras like stickers or drink coasters. These include the newly added Star Trek: 25th Anniversary and Armikrog, while games already in the Preservation Program including Descent, Hitman: Codename 47, and Myst will also receive the treatment.
Sony is set to give physical PlayStation games the axe in 2028, and it's a safe guess that other console manufacturers will follow suit. But PC has already been effectively digital-only for decades, despite the platform arguably having an even greater legacy when it comes to physical media. As part of GOG's Preservation program, Myst, Descent, Hitman: Codename 47, Star Trek: 25th Anniversary, and Armikrog each now include "an interactive 3D scan of its real, physical box art," according to the announcement. "Christopher Nolan stepped up to have Kubrick’s 2001 unrestored and thus preserved for us to experience it as envisioned and I’m sure there are gonna be heroes doing the same for games." The Witcher 4 probably isn't coming to PS5 with a physical disc, CD Projekt Red boss says, but fans will still get something to "open up and enjoy."