Star Trek: Alien Domain is a flash-based Star Trek multiplayer strategy game currently in open beta phase developed by GameSamba, in conjunction with CBS Interactive. [8] Commercial games [ edit ].

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Board games [ ] • Space Checkers, a variant of, produced by Pacific Game Co (1965) • Star Trek Game, the only game based on the original series to be released during the show's run, produced by (1967) • Star Trek game, produced by (1974) • Star Trek game, produced in UK by (1975) • Star Trek game, produced by, based on (1979) • Star Trek: Starfleet Game, a promotional game released by to coincide with the first movie (1979) • Struggle for the Throne, produced by (1984). Players control factions fighting in a succession crisis in the Empire.

• Star Trek: The Adventure Game, produced by (1985) • Golden Trivia Game: Star Trek Edition (1985), • Golden Trivia Cards: Star Trek Edition (1985) • Star Trek: The Game, produced by Classic Games (1992) • Star Trek: The Final Frontier, produced by Toys & Games Limited (1992) • The Star Trek Trivia Game, Board game based on the original series, created by Terry W. Hill of Ogden, Utah, limited edition custom made and privately produced. 1992–Present) • How to Host a Mystery - Star Trek: The Next Generation, produced by in the U.S. And in Canada (1992) •, the only Star Trek: The Next Generation, although a second game involving and was planned.

This game was produced by Decipher (1993) • Star Trek: The Next Generation: Romulan Challenge, produced by MMG LTD (1994) •, a 'Sci-Fi Master Game' supplement for the main game, made by TelStar Video Entertainment (1995) •, produced by licensee USAopoly in three versions; one representing the original Star Trek series (2000), another featuring Star Trek: The Next Generation (1998), and Star Trek: Continuum Edition Monopoly, covering all five series (2009) • All About Trivia: Star Trek, released by Fundex Games. A trivia game with material specifically based on The Original Series and the first six feature films (2009) •, developed by and. Contains Star Trek TV and movie clips from all 5 live action series and the first 10 movies (2009) • Star Trek: Expeditions, developed by and, taking place in (2011) • Star Trek: Fleet Captains, developed by, a tactical game where players create fleets out of a selection of Federation and Klingon ships and battle to control hex based sectors (2011) • Star Trek Catan, created by, is a TOS themed version of the board game (2012) •, published by in 2013, and based on the 'FlightPath maneuver system' from the under license from, is a tactical miniatures.

• Star Trek: Ascendancy, published by GaleForce 9, is a strategy game, (2016) • Star Trek Panic, published by USAopoly (with Fireside Games) in 2016. A cooperative game based on Castle Panic that uses Star Trek themed enemies and player characters to complete missions before the U.S.S. Enterprise is destroyed. Tabletop wargames [ ] • Star Trek Battle Manual, designed and published by in 1972. Unlike most other games in this category, it was played without a board. Ships maneuvered on the tabletop using rulers to determine range and -like angle measures on the large counters to determine facing. The game was produced without authorization from, leading to its reissue in 1973 as the Alien Space Battle Manual with all Star Trek references removed, followed by a further release in 1977 as the after Zochi obtained a license from for material in the.

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