You can bet we'll make a beeline for Bridge Crew if we see it on the E3 show floor. You may also remember 2002's Star Trek: Bridge Commander, a single-player game that supported voice commands.īridge Crew is reportedly coming to the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and PlayStation VR headsets this fall. I have many fond memories of shouting out "I CANNA GIVE YA ANY MORE POWER, CAP'N!" in a terrible Scottish accent. I think it's probably worth 12 bucks, Imma check it out. Which sure makes Bridge Crew sound a lot like Artemis: Spaceship Bridge Simulator, a cult-classic indie LAN party game that plays out much the same way. I been looking at reviews and YouTube vids, most people seem to agree that Multi-player is what the game was designed for but the Single Player stuff is pretty cool too. "Do you need some engine power for that?" asks McCoy. "Keep us in range of that Klingon," orders La Forge. While we don't know what gameplay is like (beyond a rough description of 360-degree views of a Star Trek bridge inside the headset and the ability to activate various parts of the ship with motion controllers), the AP makes it sound like banter between players will be part of the fun: Players captain a ship called the Aegis, which is reportedly 90 percent similar to the Enterprise, and will play through a variety of missions while searching for a new home world for the population of Vulcan. Star Trek actors LeVar Burton, Karl Urban and Jeri Ryan try out Star Trek: Bridge Crew.
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