Greetings, I have a question on this thing I found while cleaning

[balayeur]

I was going through some stuff and happened upon this old PC game "Star Trek Judgement Rites" I remember buy it but dont recall playing it much so it went into storage. It's limited edition 23771 of 75000 copies produced apparently. 2 CD's one is the game and the other is something, a Pin, Episode 28 on VHS, I dont think i even opened up the cellophane. Was going to put this up on ebay but just thought I'd ask the experts what something this is worth if any

**EDIT** found some on EBAY

 

[Diddle]

Is this that game Trelane fascinates himself with World War Two? I always wanted to play that. I have this thing for Trelane, figures.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I have this thing for Trelane, figures.

Ever read Q-Squared? That's a huge Trelane novel.

 

[RoJoHen]

I played Judgement Rites, but I remember it being really annoying and impossibly difficult. I don't think I ever finished because I got to a point where I couldn't do anything (and this was in The Before Time when you couldn't just look up cheats online).

 

[Diddle]

I have this thing for Trelane, figures.

Ever read Q-Squared? That's a huge Trelane novel.

I did, it's one of my favorite novels. I used to draw a lot of fanart of it.

 

[StolenThunder]

I played Judgement Rites, but I remember it being really annoying and impossibly difficult. I don't think I ever finished because I got to a point where I couldn't do anything (and this was in The Before Time when you couldn't just look up cheats online).

I enjoyed Judgement Rites very much - but you're right. There were a number of somewhat unpredictable steps that were more than difficult to work out without the Internet.

I do like the idea of a 75000 copy limited edition. Seems a rather contradictory phenomenon.

 

[RoJoHen]

I did enjoy playing it, from what I remember. I think that's why I was so frustrated when I couldn't figure out what to do next. I wanted to keep playing!