In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fifth episode of season two, a shuttle accident while en route to investigate anomalous energy readings at the site of an ancient civilization turns Spock human. Meanwhile, T’Pring’s family has demanded that he participate in necessary rituals that no human could perform, or they’ll cancel the engagement.
This week the Trekker’s Delight crew discusses Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fifth episode of season two about Spock and Nurse Chapel making first contact with a species no one has seen in a century, and an accident prompts the Kerkhovians to make serious alterations to Spock. Meanwhile, T’Pring’s parents demand that he participates in an important Vulcan ritual, all while indisposed.
This week, Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill is investigating the strange and horrific happenings in the complete edition of Perseverance, a visual novel told through the eyes of multiple characters trying to survive the pending zombie apocalypse.
In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fourth episode of season two, an away mission has gone wrong. Pike, M’Benga, and La’an get stranded on a planet without their memories as their crewmates aboard the Enterprise battle a similar affliction.
This week the Trekker’s Delight crew discusses Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fourth episode of season two about its myth-building and whether or not the heavy themes of this episode are effectively addressed.
This week Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill covers a title that lets players follow the story of a newly created creature of the night in Twice Reborn: A Vampire Visual Novel. Twice Reborn includes adult themes and tough choices, and it might be perfect for fans of the vampire genre or anyone who enjoys well-written visual novels.
In Star Trek: Strange New Worlds third episode of season two, an unexpected encounter sends La’an to an alternate timeline where she finds a simultaneously familiar and unfamiliar face with James Kirk. A press of a button sends La’an and Kirk back to 21st century Toronto to thwart a time-traveling assassin bent on destroying the Federation before it can even begin.
This week the Trekker’s Delight crew discusses the third episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds sophomore season and the ramifications of La’an’s desperate choice.
This week Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill felt like breaking something, and Ship Graveyard Simulator fit that bill nicely, tasking players to smash up decommissioned ships for fun and profit. Ship Graveyard Simulator has players dismantling ships, selling materials to vendors, hiring workers and more.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is getting to be known for surprises, but not a lot of viewers were probably expecting to watch an intense legal drama when they tuned in to season two’s second episode. And even more so when it turned out to be one of the best Star Trek legal episodes ever written.
