Star Trek Away Team goes gold

By Trey Walker, GameSpotPosted Mar 8, 2001 7:47 pm PT

The squad-based combat game from Activision will soon ship to stores. New screens inside.

Activision has announced that its squad-based real-time strategy game Star Trek Away Team has gone gold and will soon ship to stores. The isometric game combines squad-based combat action and real-time strategy. Each character featured in the game has a different set of skills. Players must take advantage of each team member's strengths in order to complete the game's various missions.

For more information, take a look at our previous coverage of the game. Star Trek Away Team is scheduled for release on March 20.

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Star Trek Away Team

Activision
Reflexive Ent.
Sci-Fi Real-Time Strategy
Release: Mar 19, 2001
ESRB: Teen

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