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Star Trek Infinite Space Trailer

[Oct 27, 2010, 8:41 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

The Star Trek Infinite Space Website now features a new trailer from this upcoming free-to-play MMORPG based on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. According to developer GameForge: "The trailer gives an emotional preview of the game's universe setting and the conflicts running deep between the factions."

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Re: Star Trek Infinite Space Trailer

Oct 28, 2010, 09:15

NewMaxx

I saw Gameforge mentioned somewhere in there. I've played two Gameforge games, Ikariam and Gladiatus, both browser-based games. This one seems to be a continuation of their focus. While not exactly cutting-edge in this arena, they are the "Blizzard" of their arena, attracting casual players while eliminating or buying up would-be competitors. They seem to do pretty well for themselves and are getting more connected with every passing day. That does not imply that they are ideal, however. Far from it - I find their prices to be rather steep for what they offer. I suppose they are more a niche product in that way, gaming for the "10%" that would buy some DLC or those that want an edge in a temporarily addicting gameplay mechanism. Their technology is not at the top, either, although they maintain significant sophistication. Overall I would say their appeal is more for the European market than NA, but I admit to having put some cash towards their titles in my time, so that is not an absolute.

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Comment [quote="NewMaxx"Oct 28, 2010, 09:15]I saw [url=http://www.gameforge.de/content/view/24/23/lang,en/]Gameforge[/url] mentioned somewhere in there. I've played two Gameforge games, [url=http://en.ikariam.com/]Ikariam[/url] and [url=http://gladiatus.us/game/]Gladiatus[/url], both browser-based games. This one seems to be a continuation of their focus. While not exactly cutting-edge in this arena, they are the "Blizzard" of their arena, attracting casual players while eliminating or buying up would-be competitors. They seem to do pretty well for themselves and are getting more connected with every passing day. That does not imply that they are ideal, however. Far from it - I find their prices to be rather steep for what they offer. I suppose they are more a niche product in that way, gaming for the "10%" that would buy some DLC or those that want an edge in a temporarily addicting gameplay mechanism. Their technology is not at the top, either, although they maintain significant sophistication. Overall I would say their appeal is more for the European market than NA, but I admit to having put some cash towards their titles in my time, so that is not an absolute. [/quote]

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