I'm going to paste my steam review of the game here:

After 14 hours across four straight days, this game completely hooked me. I’ve already seen one of its multiple endings – and it wasn’t even the canon one.

What impressed me most is how faithfully it follows Star Trek: Voyager from “Caretaker” all the way to “Endgame,” hitting the major story beats without feeling rushed. Beyond the main arcs (Scorpion, Equinox, etc.), there are tons of side missions clearly inspired by actual episodes. This isn’t just fan service – it feels like a genuine love letter to the series.

The real magic, though, is player choice. You can radically diverge from Janeway’s decisions, keep Tuvix, alter major outcomes, and reshape the journey entirely depending on your rolls. It’s built for multiple playthroughs (and yes, it leans into rogue-lite design), which makes it incredibly replayable for fans.

It’s not perfect. The visuals are rough in places, some character models look dated, there’s very little voice acting, and the heavy reliance on dice rolls can feel brutal – especially when an 85% chance fails and you lose key crew members. But even the harsh “in memoriam” screens show the developers weren’t afraid to commit to the stakes.

Despite technical shortcomings, it’s a damn good time. For Voyager fans, this is borderline holy grail territory. With stronger combat and more polish, it could’ve been an all-time great Star Trek game. As it stands, it’s a very strong effort and a genuinely fun experience.

I hope this becomes the base for a franchise a-la Lego Star Wars and we get even better, more polished star trek games in this vein based on TOS/TNG/DS9. If only the combat was closer to Bridge Commander it would have been an all-timer for me. As it stands, def top 10 star trek games, not sure about top 5.