Star Trek: Voyager – Elite Force: Difference between revisions

A series of [[First-Person Shooter]] [[Video Game|Video Games]] set in the ''[[Star Trek]]'' universe, following the adventures of a squad of [[Space Marine|Space Marines]] who tackle assignments and challenges too tough or dangerous for standard Starfleet away teams. From the fine folks who brought you ''[[Dark Forces Saga|Star Wars: Jedi Outcast]]''. There have been two games (plus one expansion) in the series:

 

::Stranded in the far reaches of the galaxy, The USS Voyager is in a precarious predicament. It's dangerous out here, and the rules of [[The Federation]] might not apply. And so Lt. Tuvok forms The Hazard Team, a group of highly trained officers who can handle the toughest and most dangerous missions. And that expertise will be needed forthright; Voyager finds itself trapped in a [[Derelict Graveyard|starship graveyard]], unable to escape. The Hazard Team must travel from ship to ship, searching for clues (and fighting off hostile aliens), and find a way to release Voyager.

** The economically-titled '''''Star Trek Voyager Elite Force Expansion Pack''''', in addition to more multiplayer arenas and modes, added two noteworthy features to the original game:

*** "Virtual Voyager Mode" allowed the player to explore the interior of the Starship Voyager, collecting items and partaking in RPG-ish mini-adventures.

 

::Picking up with ''Voyager'''s [[Grand Finale]], the Hazard Team's first mission involves freeing Voyager from a Borg sphere so that she can return triumphantly to the Alpha Quadrant. You'll all be heroes--

 

** Tribble's?

* [[Bond One-Liner]]: "Assimilation is futile", after defeating a giant Borg in EF2.

* [[Boss in Mook Clothing]]: The "Warthog" bipedal repair drones on the Dreadnought level in the first game.

* [[Bottomless Pits]]

* [[Hot Scientist]]: Kleeya the Idryll in EF2.

* [[Hyperspace Arsenal]]: Justified in that your weapons and items are actually stored in a "transporter buffer" and are actually teleported into your hands as you need them.

* [[The Jimmy Hart Version]]. Proof not all Tropes are bad. Danny Pelfrey's amazing score for ''Elite Force 1'' manages to give a great new spin on the classic Voyager theme.

* [[Joke Item|Joke Items]]: in Virtual Voyager Mode.

* [[Let's Get Dangerous]]: {{spoiler|Beissman}}, who for most of the game is an arrogant, aggressive [[Non-Action Guy]], finally steps up to the plate and {{spoiler|singlehandedly clears out a [[Zerg Rush]]}}; unfortunately, {{spoiler|he exposes himself to enemy fire while doing so}}.

** While everyone around {{spoiler|him}} basically just stares at the scene with their mouths wide open, rather than helping out {{spoiler|Beissman}} since they, you know, have guns that kill things.

* [[Lost World]]: The {{spoiler|Idryll biogenetic factory}}, which turns out to be {{spoiler|the source of the killer Exomorphs}}, in EF2.

* [[Love Dodecahedron]]: In EF2 you can pursue an optional romance with either {{spoiler|Telsia}} or {{spoiler|Kleeya}}; but watch out for the latter's would-be [[Love Interest]] {{spoiler|Krindo}}.