Star Trek 1.0
This version of Mayfield’s 1971 Star Trek game for modern Windows computers is very faithful to the original compared to the original. It has a more visual interface, but still requires a lot of actions from the original, such as manually activating short…
Star Trek PICO-8
This is a port of Super Star Trek to the PICO-8 system. The PICO-8 isn’t an actual console, but rather a “fantasy console” designed to allow game designers to work within limitations similar to retro consoles, but much easier to develop for. This…
Super Star Trek meets 25th Anniversary
This version of Mayfield’s 1971 Star Trek game recreates the Super Star Trek version and combines it with elements of the 25th Anniversary. The core workings behind the game are very faithful to the original Super Star Trek. In the game, you have…
Star Trek 1971
This is a browser remake of the 1971 Star Trek game by Mike Mayfield, offering both touch and typing interfaces. The experience is streamlined massively, especially in terms of navigating and firing weapons. It’s a very nice version to play, and a very…
Visual Star Trek
A version of the 1971 Star Trek game that has very little information about it – the only reference to who made it is on Trek Core, where it lists John Saxon followed by a question mark. In terms of major versions of…
Star Trek 3.5
This is another version of the 1971 Star Trek game. This adds a lot more visualisation, a larger galaxy and more types of areas to encounter. The Enterprise and Klingons now look like ships, and the game displays a list of actions each…
Super Star Trek
Super Star Trek is the first major enhancement of the 1971 Star Trek game. This makes the game much easier to decipher, with some information given via dialogue from the crew, and generally making everything much easier to visualise and making actions easier…
Star Trek (1971, Mike Mayfield)
The first Star Trek video game, made for the Sigma 7 and then ported to the HP 2000C minicomputer. These were devices that had no screens, but were instead connected to a printer and printed the new game game as you played. This…