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How many missions are there in Star Trek: Bridge Crew?

MINOR SPOILER WARNING: There are some very minor spoilers below about Star Trek: Bridge Crew. There is nothing detailed about its story on this page, but if you want to know NOTHING (not even how long it is), go back now.

Star Trek: Bridge Crew has two main components: a campaign alongside a procedurally-generated Ongoing Voyages mode. While the latter mode is technically endless, the single-player campaign definitely has an arc.

Single-player is comprised of 5 main missions alongside a tutorial at the beginning and an extended mission at the end.

All up, the single-player campaign took this gamer about 3-4 hours to complete. This was done in solo mode, switching between stations; it’s likely a team of four will be able to finish the campaign faster.

If you’re interested, the names of each of Star Trek: Bridge Crew‘s missions are below. The last mission’s title may be considered a spoiler, so look accordingly.

Star Trek: Bridge Crew Missions
  • Prologue: Shakedown
  • Episode 1: Stormy seas
  • Episode 2: The sun and the shield
  • Episode 3: Swimming with sharks
  • Episode 4: Survival of the fittest
  • Episode 5: We are the calvary
  • Kobayashi Maru Challenge

Star Trek: Bridge Crew is available now on Windows PC (Oculus Rift, HTC Vive) and PS4 (PlayStation VR).


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