PC, Xbox and PlayStation.
Update: Star Trek Online House Reborn is now available on Xbox and PlayStation consoles, joining the content’s release on PC earlier this year.
Orignal story (27 January): Star Trek Online House Reborn is now available on Windows PC, offering players the chance to continue their work within the Klingon Empire.
House Reborn “kicks off Part 1 of the finale to the game’s epic Klingon War,” Perfect World Entertainment said.
“The new season introduces two exciting featured episodes centered around Star Trek: Discovery’s L’Rell (voiced by Mary Chieffo, who originated the role) and Tenavik (voiced by guest star Sam Witwer),” Perfect World continued.
“Captains will also discover a brand new Klingon Recruitment System, a Special Anniversary Event to earn the new Alliance Temer Rader and a complete revamp of the Klingon experience, including remastered environments, missions, stories and more.”
Most importantly, the new season celebrates the MMORPG’s 11th year and will allow players of all factions to command any ship within the game.
“It is truly amazing to witness how Star Trek Online continues to resonate with people after 11 years,” said Yoon Im, CEO of Perfect World Entertainment. “The Cryptic Studios team is incredibly passionate about Star Trek and has done a tremendous job of bringing the films and shows to life in the game. We could not be more thrilled to celebrate this milestone with them and our devoted players.”
“We feel so honored to be on this journey after 11 years,” added Executive Producer, Andre Emerson. “Each new year brings more Star Trek content than ever before and we feel like we’re just getting started. None of this would even be possible without the constant support from our players, and we would like to thank them dearly for it.”
Happy anniversary, Star Trek Online!
Star Trek Online is available on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.
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