Star Trek Online continues its 10 year anniversary celebrations with new episodes featuring Jeri Ryan (Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Picard) and Sonequa Martin-Green (Star Trek: Discovery).
The episodes are bundled together as Star Trek Online: Legacy, and are available now on Windows PC and from 3 March on Xbox One and PS4. In total, there are two new episodes to play through alongside the previously detailed Khitomer Alliance T6 Battlecruiser, a Klingon-Federation hybrid starship.
All new Legacy content includes:
- Two New Featured Episodes – Captains hailing from all of the game’s factions can experience two brand new episodes, “Measure of Morality” Parts 1 and 2. A strange anomaly calls players to Excalbia where they are tasked with proving once and for all that good is better than evil. Players will team up with heroes like Seven of Nine (Star Trek: Picard) and Michael Burnham (Star Trek: Discovery) to navigate a series of trials that pit them against some of Star Trek’s most dangerous enemies.
- New Task Force Operation: “To Hell With Honor” is a brand new 5-player space TFO that takes place on the surface of the moon, where J’Ula and her Klingon forces are building a new shipyard for her fleet. Players will need to work together to destroy this base before enemy forces take them down with Mycelial weaponry.
- Anniversary Celebration – Over the next month, Star Trek Online players can earn credits toward the brand new cross-faction T6 Khitomer Alliance Battlecruiser by playing new episodes, TFOs and the Omega Anniversary Event. This special event is a STO favorite, which sends players on a mission to stabilize particles that Q has scattered across the galaxy.
- Mycelium Task Force Operation – The popular TFO introduced with Star Trek Online’s last update, Awakening, has been added to the game’s standard rotation of Task Force Operations. This special ground mission lets up to five players battle the Elachi, as they shut down probes that threaten to destroy the Mycelial Network.
Star Trek Online is available now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.
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