- Export saves: export the savegame files from your browser, so you can switch to another browser or computer. You can also use them in an emulator installed on your computer.
- Import saves: import savegames that you exported before with the Export saves button.
- Download disk: export the whole game from your browser, with all your savegames. Useful to switch to an emulator installed on your computer.
- Reset game files: if you somehow messed up the game files, you can reset them to an exact copy of the original.
- Reset saves: delete all savegames from your browser. We recommend that you export them first: there is no turning back!
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Transinium Challenge - Play Online
DOS - 1990
For small DOS games like Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Transinium Challenge, you can play online immediately with your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera...). This feature is experimental, the game may not work properly.
Warning: game save should work, but you should try it early! Also, be careful to select the right game executable in the list above.
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Comments and reviews
Play in browser works perfectly in Firefox when running TREK.BAT, although I didn't seem to have any luck with TRANS.EXE or MAKEEGA.BAT. Saving also works, although name your save files something you can remember - there's no list, so you'll have to type in the file name to load!
Interesting little game. Clonky and not exactly beautiful, it occupies an awkward space between text and graphical adventures. I do enjoy that you can call a conference at any time to talk about the situation and any discoveries you've made, and subsequent Star Trek adventures missed a trick to not include this considering how iconic such scenes are. I also like that you can privately ponder the current circumstances yourself, sometimes leading to new options. The late game is unfortunately excessively padded with long periods of waiting around for something to happen, which is especially frustrating as it's not clear which actions advance time. Still, it doesn't take very long to complete once you understand what you're doing, and I'm glad I experienced this obscure slice of very early Trek gaming!
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