Starfleet Command II

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Starfleet Command II is a tactical combat simulator game developed by Taldren and published by Interplay in the year 1997. It is set in the Star Trek universe and lets players take control of various ship classes from different factions such as the Federation, Klingons, Romulans, and more.

The game features a single-player campaign mode where players can progress through a series of missions to fulfill strategic objectives. It also has a multiplayer mode that allows up to six players to compete against each other through LAN or online.

Players can customize their ship loadout and crew to achieve optimal performance in battle. Combat is turn-based and relies on strategic planning and decision-making to outsmart and outgun the opponent.

Starfleet Command III, the sequel to Starfleet Command II, was released in 2002 with improved graphics, new ship classes and weapons, and enhanced gameplay mechanics.

Overview

Starfleet Command II is a Commercial software in the category Games & Entertainment developed by Star Trek Starfleet Command III.

The latest version of Starfleet Command II is currently unknown. It was initially added to our database on 10/30/2007.

Starfleet Command II runs on the following operating systems: Windows.

Starfleet Command II has not been rated by our users yet.

Pros

Real-time starship battles for fans of the Star Trek franchise
Multiple factions to choose from, each with unique ships and abilities
Strategic gameplay requiring resource management and tactical decision-making
Ability to customize ships with various weapons and upgrades
Multiplayer mode for challenging other players online

Cons

Dated graphics and interface compared to modern games
Steep learning curve for new players unfamiliar with the Star Trek universe
Issues with stability and occasional crashes reported by some users
Limited variety in mission objectives and gameplay scenarios

FAQ

What is Starfleet Command II?

Starfleet Command II is a video game developed by Taldren and published by Interplay Entertainment. It is a part of the Starfleet Command series.

Who developed Star Trek Starfleet Command III?

Star Trek Starfleet Command III was developed by Taldren, the same team behind Starfleet Command II.

What is the gameplay like in Starfleet Command II?

Starfleet Command II is a tactical starship combat simulator that allows players to take command of various starships from the Star Trek universe and engage in strategic battles.

Which platforms are supported by Starfleet Command II?

Starfleet Command II primarily runs on Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. It was released for these platforms in the late 1990s.

Can I play Starfleet Command II online with other players?

Yes, Starfleet Command II features multiplayer functionality that allows players to compete against each other in online battles.

Are there different factions or races to play as in Starfleet Command II?

Yes, Starfleet Command II offers players the option to play as different Star Trek factions, including the United Federation of Planets, Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, and others.

Does Starfleet Command II have a single-player campaign?

Yes, Starfleet Command II includes a single-player campaign that offers players a series of missions and objectives to complete.

What are the system requirements for Starfleet Command II?

The system requirements for Starfleet Command II vary, but generally, you will need a Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP or Mac OS 9/X operating system, a Pentium II 350MHz processor or equivalent, and a DirectX-compatible graphics card.

Is Starfleet Command II still available for purchase?

Starfleet Command II is an older game and may not be readily available for purchase from official sources. However, you might be able to find used copies through online marketplaces or specialty gaming stores.

Is it necessary to play Starfleet Command II before playing Star Trek Starfleet Command III?

No, Starfleet Command II and Star Trek Starfleet Command III are separate games. While they share similarities, each game offers its own gameplay experience and story. Playing one is not required to enjoy the other.

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