Star Trek Fleet Command crosses over with Galaxy Quest to celebrate the cult classic's 25th anniversary
Let Jason Nesmith save the day
- Unlock Galaxy Quest characters and missions
- New NSEA Protector ship
- Experience the film's well-loved humour
Scopely has announced an exciting new update of intergalactic proportions as Star Trek Fleet Command teams up with Paramount this month, offering a special crossover event you can sink your teeth into within the sci-fi strategy game. In particular, you can look forward to welcoming the cast of Galaxy Quest to celebrate the movie's 25th anniversary, all while immersing yourself in all the iconic Star Trek timelines as you please.
In the latest collab event within Star Trek Fleet Command, you can expect the classic humour of Galaxy Quest to tickle your funny bone as Tim Allen's heroic Jason Nesmith joins the fray. You can take part in Galaxy Quest-themed missions to score cool in-game goodies as well, along with a new story arc that will put the cult classic front and centre.
Welcome the Thermians in boldly going where no one has gone before! "For more than five years, Star Trek Fleet Command has been the ultimate destination for avid fans to immerse themselves in the Star Trek universe and connect with other fans around the world,” says Conor Crowley, VP and General Manager, Star Trek Fleet Command at Scopely.
“In this newest collaboration with ‘Galaxy Quest’, we’re bringing something entirely new to our players that pays homage to Star Trek fandom in a hilarious way, while staying true to the spirit of both franchises.”
The NSEA Protector will bring new Officers as well, including Gwen DeMarco (Sigourney Weaver), Laliari (Missi Pyle), and Alexander Dane (Alan Rickman). You can also have a look at our guide to the best crew combinations if you're looking to buff your Star Trek Fleet Command lineup!
In the meantime, if you're eager to join in on all the fun, you can do so by checking it out on Google Play and the App Store. It's a free-to-play title with in-app purchases.
