Star Trek™ Fleet Command

Scopely

4.1

Publisher Country	US
Country Release Date	2018-11-27
Categories	Strategy, Game
Country / Regions	US
Developer Website	Scopely
Support URL	Scopely
Content Rating	Everyone

Welcome to Star Trek: Fleet Command - an immersive, online open world intergalactic strategy game! Strategically harness your combat, diplomatic, and leadership abilities to conquer the universe.

As the commander of an advanced star base at the edge of the final frontier, you will recruit hundreds of iconic officers like James T. Kirk, Spock, and Nero and build a powerful fleet including ships like the infamous U.S.S. Enterprise, the Romulan Warbird, and Klingon Bird of Prey. Enter a galaxy on the brink of war as Federation, Klingon, and Romulan forces fight for control of the Alpha and Beta quadrants. Discover an ancient secret that could tip the scales of power forever.

Explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, boldly go where no one has gone before! You have the conn, commander. The final frontier is yours.

[Key Features]

[Epic Galactic Conflict] Become a powerful commander and engage in a vast, dynamic galaxy-spanning conflict featuring iconic ships and characters and experience the thrills of commanding ships and interacting with famous Star Trek characters through an immersive storyline set in the Kelvin Timeline.

[Deep Strategic RPG Gameplay] Collect, build, and upgrade ships. Deploy famous officers with unique tactical abilities. Take on various roles like helping locals, fighting pirates, or negotiating peace through hundreds of unique storylines and missions.

[The ultimate Star Trek experience] The best storylines true to the franchise spanning the J.J. Abrams films, the original series, Deep Space Nine, The Next Generation, Discovery, Strange New Worlds, Lower Decks, and much more.

[Dynamic Online Multiplayer Experience] Join or create powerful player alliances to dominate star systems. Engage in fierce battles and co-operate with thousands of players online.

[Resource and Technology Management] Build, upgrade, and defend your star base while discovering new technologies and resources essential for advancement.

[Interactive and Evolving Universe] Encounter and interact with a variety of characters and environments in a continually evolving storyline with monthly free live updates.

[Accessibility and Reach] Enjoy the game in multiple language options

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Embark on your journey in the Star Trek universe. Command your ship, crew, and fleet in a quest for peace and power. Download Star Trek Fleet Command today and boldly go where no one has gone before!

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By Kimi Fossett-Herrera
2025-09-13
Version 1.000.44537
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I actually really like this game. super fun, nostalgic, and I'm enjoying all the variety in planets and missions. A lot of the glitches have gotten fixed, so it's gotten loads better. My #1 problem now is that all the purchase packages are insane. Like, who tf is going to buy a $100 purchase package?! I actually would love to support the game and buy stuff, but would it kill them to make them small??? Like lemme buy some latinum for $10. Or other small $2 -$5 purchase packages!
By Tim Rosas
2025-04-19
Version 1.000.41571
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It's a pretty awful grind: once you start having research that takes days, then it's time to go chill and come back: sort of like a mini-vacation. Characters and ships are nice, just pace yourself with them. I wanted to reinstall to help out a sponsored streamer reach his goals, but the app size in the Play Store did not accurately represent the amount of storage the game needs to be installed. It currently takes 2.5 GB, which is indeed a lot.
By John Norman
2025-09-04
Version
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lag issues are SOOOO BAD, this game is literally unplayable. Gets stuck on the logo screen between parts of game with the circle of death at the bottom and "preparing" by it and never goes anywhere. Not sure why we even have to go to the logo screen between parts of the game anyway, it makes no sense. You actually spend half your time looking at the logo screen (depending on what you are doing).