(I picked up my copy for $9 US.) For all those who feel that there haven't been enough people reduced to orange light in recent Star Trek episodes, this games for you. This is especially true since it has by now made its way to the discount bins. This drawback, however, is not enough to pull the game off your purchase list. It's a shame because there is a lot more potential here that goes untapped. For gamers used to Halflife it will seem like your just warming up by the time you finish off the final boss. The only severe drawback the game has is its length. The Bonus pack add-on only enhances this by adding the exploration mode, which lets you roam freely on 11 decks of Voyager. For the Trekkies in the crowd it has the added bonus of being able to interact with Voyager regulars.

As a FPS it has both challenging exploration puzzles and fast and furious shoot 'em ups. Elite Force is essentially a Quake 3-powered first person shooter, with a strong single-player game and a solid multiplayer component. Elite Force has amazing graphics(no hiccups or hitches on a PIII 900), great musical score (reminiscent in places of the DS9 opening music) and a tight knit story. Can it stand on its own merits and be enjoyable for those not indoctrinated by the Federation? Absolutely. Are you going to like this game more if you are a Trekkie? Of course. Demo version of Star Trek: Elite Force II, a(n) action game, for PCs and laptops with Windows systems.

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