Tag: Disruptor Beam
Star Trek Timelines August 2019 campaign features Torres, Troi
The Star Trek Timelines August 2019 campaign will features B'Elanna Torres and Deanna Troi, developer Disruptor Beam has confirmed. A Timelines campaign is akin to a battle...
New Star Trek Timelines campaign features Sisko, Ezri Dax
The current Star Trek Timelines campaign is about to conclude, and with that, developer Disruptor Beam has detailed the next one to come. Starting 11 July, the...
Star Trek Timelines campaigns go live later this week
Star Trek Timelines campaigns will become a regular part of the game from this week, developer Disruptor Beam has advised. Timed for the season two...
Star Trek Timelines Campaigns system is its battle pass
Star Trek Timelines is trying out a new Campaigns system that has a lot in common with battle pass systems seen inside Fornite and Apex Legends. "While...
Star Trek Timelines adds Captain Beverly Picard to Honor Hall
Star Trek Timelines celebrated actress Gates McFadden's birthday recently by announcing her addition to its Honor Hall. Captain Beverly Picard, a version of the doctor that...
Star Trek: Timelines now available via Facebook Gameroom
Star Trek: Timelines is the latest mobile title to be ported to Facebook's new games platform, Facebook Gameroom. The title can be played in-browser via Facebook...
Watch: Check out Star Trek: Timelines in action
Disruptor Beam recently released a new video of the upcoming Star Trek: Timelines, taking gamers through the same demo that was offered at PAX East. You can...
Star Trek: Timelines to be more than just “another combat simulator”
In a recent interview with Polygon, Disruptor Beam's CEO Jon Radoff said Star Trek: Timelines will stay true to creator Gene Roddenberry's version of the...
Star Trek: Timelines in development by the same studio behind Game of Thrones: Ascent
Disruptor Beam, the team behind Game of Thrones: Ascent, today announced Star Trek: Timelines. A story-driven RPG for iOS, Android and browsers, players will be tasked to...
