Our latest review here on Total Gaming Network has staff writer CaptainKirk blasting through space in Naked Sky Entertainment's shooter game Star Trek: DAC. Here's the intro to the article:
Star Trek: DAC, the most recent installment in the Star Trek gaming heritage, was released in concurrence with the most recent movie, but can this Xbox Live Arcade game possibly live up to the hype of the film?
DAC pits the United Federation of Planets against the Romulan Empire in three distinct game modes: deathmatch, assault, and conquest. Deathmatch is all about raking in kills, while the other two modes have checkpoints that the team must capture and then defend. All modes can be played either online with friends or offline with computer players. Several maps are included, each bringing different visual backdrops and physical obstacles to the table, but all following the same basic principal. Read more...
DAC pits the United Federation of Planets against the Romulan Empire in three distinct game modes: deathmatch, assault, and conquest. Deathmatch is all about raking in kills, while the other two modes have checkpoints that the team must capture and then defend. All modes can be played either online with friends or offline with computer players. Several maps are included, each bringing different visual backdrops and physical obstacles to the table, but all following the same basic principal. Read more...
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Capturing a control point brings intense action.
Capturing a control point brings intense action.
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