Game Reviews for Star Trek: Starship Creator

Star Trek: Starship Creator is one of the best Star Trek or designing games you can get.




I bought it from a magazine for a bargain of $15.00, and I have not been one single bit disappointed.




The idea is to design a ship without exhausting your credits, but still allow it to complete specific missions.




First of all, you enter into any of three modes:




Begginer, which allows your ship to come complete with not only all the important systems, but even more basic systems which you would normally need to install on harder levels.




These missions are very basic and easy to complete.




Intermediate, which only comes with the systems that are needed to make it space-worthy, but the ships are cheaper to buy.




In this mode, you need to install systems such as Transpoters, Shuttle Bays and Shuttle Craft, and Facilities.




This mode includes five extra missions.




Advanced, which strips all new ships of their systems, but each class is available to have one to four new systems, such as Intrepid's Enhanced Shields and Class K Warp Drive (Transwarp Drive), or Defiant's Phaser Pulses, Ablative Armor and Cloaking Device.




These ships also only cost around 2,000 to 10,000 credits to buy, seeing as they're empty. This mode includes yet another five missions.




Next, you get to choose the class of vessel that your new ship is to be. You get to choose from seven different classes which are:




Constitution: One of the first ships ever.


Excelsior: Designed to test Transwarp Technology.


Galaxy: The prototype for detatchable saucer sections.




Defiant: The class designed to fight the Borg.


Intrepid: The second attempt for Transwarp.


Sovereign: The most advanced battleship yet.




Then name your ship and view it in all its glory. Then select the crew who's going to work miracles.




Finally, you can send your ship on all sorts of missions.