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Star Trek Generations: Beyond the Nexus

Beyond the Nexus is based on the seventh Star Trek movie and its story: Captains Kirk and Picard must team up to stop a mad scientist from destroying an inhabited planet so that he might reenter the mysterious Nexus energy ribbon.

The game has several different playing modes. The first is starship combat: seen from the main screen of the Enterprise (both the -B or the -D version) you navigate the ship through space, firing phasers or photon torpedoes at enemies like Tholians, Klingons and Romulans. Another mode has you navigating the ship to its destination by flying through rectangles in space.

On away missions, the view switches to a top-down perspective where you control a single character and can fire your phaser at enemies.

Finally, the game has two puzzle modes. In the first one, frequencies must be decoded: this is done by putting symbols into the right order. One can only guess the order at first, but after an attempt the game reveals how many of the selected symbols are part of the combination and how many are in the right place. Using logic, the right order can be determined, but there are only a limited number of tries.

The second puzzle mode is used to reroute power from one system to another. To do so, a path must be built on a grid for the energy to flow through. The path must be built out of randomly assigned pieces that don't always fit together, similar to the concept of Pipe Mania.

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Deleted user

It is sad that Yoko Taro's vision for the Drakengard games couldn't be realized better, what we got are three games with clunky, repetitive gameplay and an unoptimized game engine which results in too many slow downs. The story is okay, has catchy music and the cast of characters is amazing. In short: the trilogy is in despairing need of a remake.

juancholtx

Gameplay can be a hit or miss for some people, though it has undeniably a strong soundtrack, eye-catching art direction and puts huge emphasis on it's lore. Only gacha I always come back to.

Deleted user

One of the better werewolf game-VN's. Some points of the story could've been handled better, but it is still a worthwhile experience. Baffling that not many people know about it despite having an official translation and being in the same category as Zero Escape-, Danganronpa and the When They Cry-series.