Can anyone recommend a Star Trek game?

[Itisnotlogical]

I can't find a Star Trek game that I've really enjoyed, aside from Bridge Commander and the Elite Force series. There's been quite a few times that I've been on the point of making one myself (I have the appropriate software and everything buried somewhere in my hard drive), but I really want something to satisfy my inner Trekkie while I wait to see if Online was worth the wait. Can anyone recommend a title to me?

BTW, my comp only has 512 RAM and as such can't handle more modern games, and on the console front I have a used Xbox and a 6 or 7-year old GBA.

If Online turns out to be worth it, I think I might buy a RAM stick...

 

[zephramc]

Bridge Command and EF1 & 2 are very good games as you'd mentioned. I'd also recommend (if you can find them):

Star Trek DS9: The Fallen
Star Fleet Command
Klingon Academy

You didn't mention your CPU specs, but I'm guessing your system should be able to run all of these games.

 

[Itisnotlogical]

I'm running on Windows XP, the computer itself has quite a bit of memory (not exactly sure how much), but as I mentioned my RAM sucks which is most of why I assume it isn't able to handle games that it otherwise should handle fine.

 

[Saturn0660]

While I think it's the biggest shit box made and my copy just sits in the rack
Try "Birth Of the Federation". I think i'm the only person on this site that doesn't like it..

 

[ThunderAeroI]

The last one I played was "A Final Unity", yes its been that long

 

[26138]

Star Trek: 25th Anniversary and Star Trek: Judgment Rites are good choices. They can be a bit tricky to get working, as they were made for computers running DOS, but when you get them working, they're great.

 

[Sir Foxx]

I'm still a big fan of Star Trek: Armada II

 

[JuanBolio]

EGA Trek.

 

[SilentP]

I'm still a big fan of Star Trek: Armada II

Was it a big improvement over the first one?

 

[CaptainStoner]

I'm still a big fan of Star Trek: Armada II

Was it a big improvement over the first one?

I don't think so. Armada I is IMO, and considered by most, to be a better game. I picked up Armada 2 and lost interest.

"Hidden Evil" is much better than they say. A good adventure game with a unique graphics style. Not sure but it should swing on 512MB. If you like the adventure-game feel, this is a good one. And it lasts longer than the reviewers state.

 

[MunchScot]

I liked The Fallen, my pc at the time crawled whilst playing it though.

 

[Bones2]

Satisfying your inner Trekkie screams BOTF at me.