The Star Trek Online Age of Discovery console release date has been confirmed for a 13 November release.
The mini-expansion, already available on Windows PC and Mac, features Star Trek: Discovery‘s Mary Wiseman as Cadet Sylvia Tilly.
“Age of Discovery’s first chapter also introduces a brand new Discovery tutorial, two episodes, added Reputation Tiers, a new Task Force Operation and other new gameplay features,” Perfect World advised.
A full list of available features is as follows:
Here’s a full list of new features:
- Playable Discovery Era Federation Faction – Players can create a brand new Discovery era Federation Captain with a new tutorial experience and explore Starfleet in the year 2256, just after the Battle at the Binary Stars.
- Two New Episodes – Players from all factions can explore two new episodes, where they will be tasked with fending off Klingon boarding the U.S.S. Glenn, and defending Starbase 1 from an assault by Klingon House D’Ghor.
- New Task Force Operation – Queues in Star Trek Online will now be known as “Task Force Operations.” Age of Discovery’s newest Task Force Operation (TFO) will take players back to 2256 through historical simulation to protect Starbase 1.
- Random Task Force Operations System – Those who queue for a randomly selected TFO through this new system will be rewarded with a large bonus, along with the standard rewards for completing the challenge.
- Streamlined Mission Journal – The Mission Journal has been streamlined for all Federation factions, in order to help new players better access the main story content in Star Trek Online. This affects Task Force Operations, which now unlock earlier in progression.
- Added Reputation Tier – All reputations will be extended to Tier 6 and will include upgrades to existing rewards, plus some new ones.
Star Trek Online is currently available on Windows PC, Mac, Xbox One and PS4. The second season of Star Trek: Discovery is set to air here in Australia on Netflix in 2019.
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