Reposting the trailer here after the other thread (https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/star-trek-infection.320535/) was closed.
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Investigate A Doomed Starship In New Trailer For ‘Star Trek: Infection’ VR Game
The survival horror game is coming to Meta Quest and PC VR.
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Release date: March 31, 2026. The same month Half-Life 3 is rumoured to release, along with the Gabecube and Steam Frame.
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I am very eager to play this one.
‘Star Trek: Infection’ VR Game Gets March 2026 Release Date
We also confirmed the platform rollout and price for Trek's first survival horror game.
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I am very eager to play this one.
Have the system specs been released yet? Prefer not to upgrade my laptop if unnecessary.
All Steam says so far is a 64-bit OS and a VR headset. It doesn't look like it's shattering any visual benchmarks from the videos shown, so I'm expecting the specs to be fairly modest.
How well will it run without the headset?
It's VR only.
Unless down the line they make it flatscreen, like with Bridge Crew or how modders did with Half-Life Alyx
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It's coming out TOMORROW!!!!
I've played it a bit, it struggles quite a bit on my crusty old (2020) system, but it's easily playable. Weird, because it looks a whole generation behind the likes of HL: Alyx which runs perfectly fine. Lots of backstory for the main character in this one, flashbacks to a campfire scene in the midst of a crisis, some kind of undercover mission and then things start to get weird...
I can see fan mods appearing in like 6 hours making the LCARS more screen-accurate
I can see fan mods appearing in like 6 hours making the LCARS more screen-accurate
I've played it a bit, it struggles quite a bit on my crusty old (2020) system, but it's easily playable. Weird, because it looks a whole generation behind the likes of HL: Alyx which runs perfectly fine. Lots of backstory for the main character in this one, flashbacks to a campfire scene in the midst of a crisis, some kind of undercover mission and then things start to get weird...
I can see fan mods appearing in like 6 hours making the LCARS more screen-accurate
Yeah the Steam reviews and the Meta Quest store reviews say the game stutters a lot (this goes for both the PC version and the Meta Quest version). I'm gonna hold off on buying it until they patch it. I have Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown to keep me busy in the meantime.
I've played a little more and after an update, performance has improved somewhat. It's still a bit janky, the Index mapping on the phaser is a bit broken and shooting to kill was a lot harder than it needed to be.
Nerve pinching is an annoying mini game instead of just a squeeze which I didn't like. But I can get used to that.
Game is quite gory, which is cool. Lower halves of corpses with intestines splayed out, zombies and corpses claimed by the growths on the ship going through their eye sockets and whatnot. Certainly heavier than I was expecting from a Star Trek game.
Nerve pinching is an annoying mini game instead of just a squeeze which I didn't like. But I can get used to that.
Game is quite gory, which is cool. Lower halves of corpses with intestines splayed out, zombies and corpses claimed by the growths on the ship going through their eye sockets and whatnot. Certainly heavier than I was expecting from a Star Trek game.
I think this is quite an original concept for a Star Trek game. I'll have to get it for my Quest 3 at some point.
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