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Visual Star Trek - Play Online

DOS - 1990

For small DOS games like Visual Star Trek, 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.

Comments and reviews

Rasek 01 Mar. 2018

Hi, Mr Crusher, you can remove the tribbles in this game by:

1) Damaging an enemy (klingon or romulan) so badly that he surrenders and departs with all the tribbles.

2) Getting a Tribble Repelent (which prevents them to get into your ship; if they are present already, you need to land in a planet and they will scatter away):

3) Convert them into energy using the dilithium converter (but it will not reduce the number to zero).

Great game, still playing it in 2018 using DosBox :D :D

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Mr Crusher 11 Dec. 2017

Great Trek game, never knew it existed before today. Just one question: How do you deal with (remove from your ship) the danged tribbles in this game? Is there an option to transport them onto a Romulan ship? Okay, more generally is there a user's guide or forum for this game anywhere?

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Wolfie 06 Aug. 2016

Stack Overflow?

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