A Telltale-style adventure seems like a perfect mold for Star Trek now that I've seen it.
Resurgence gives off big The Next Generation vibes, and not just because it's set a couple years after Nemesis, the final (and oh-so bad) TNG film. Good or bad, this is definitely my kind of Star Trek. Diplomacy was the obvious answer, but what type of diplomacy? A polite debate ensued. 20 minutes later and the senior officers were sitting across a table from Ambassador Spock, talking about their mission to negotiate a tricky peace between two alien races. Within five minutes, Resurgence's captain was lamenting a catastrophic warp core malfunction and dropping technobabble like "10,000 teradynes per second" while he stared out a viewport. I had the opposite experience last week when I played a demo of Star Trek: Resurgence, a story-focused adventure from former Telltale developers at new studio Dramatic Labs. Good or bad, I knew it wasn't my Star Trek.
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Discovery's grim, militant war with the Klingons felt tonally off for a series that's always been about exploration and humanity at heart, and when Discovery did spend time on its crew, the melodrama dial seemed permanently stuck at 11. It took me maybe half of the first season of Star Trek Discovery to accept that it wasn't my kind of Star Trek. Star Trek: Resurgence is the first Trek anything to capture the spirit of the '90s shows in a long, long timeĪ short demo delivered promising discussions of diplomacy and warp drive disasters.
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