Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force Expansion Pack
PC · 2001
About this game
The Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force Expansion Pack adds new single-player and multiplayer gameplay to the full version of Elite Force.
With Virtual Voyager mode you can take a virtual, interactive tour of the Federation starship USS Voyager and interact with the crewand the ship's environments.
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Explore the main levels and rooms of the ship,including the environments seen in the full version of Elite Force, as well as officer and crew quarters.
Try to find the 14 secret items.
With new single-player missions you can infiltrate the stronghold of a Klingon Mercenary Lord and retrieve a coded data pack, then battle the minions of the evil Dr.Chaotica in a brave attempt to rescue Constance Goodheart from Chaotica'svile clutches.
New Holo-Missions let you test your skills on the Voyager's firing range and battle new creatures in a simulated garden utopia.
New multiplayer game types include Action Hero, Assimilation,Disintegration, Last Person Standing, and Player Class Mode.
The 22 new levels push your Holomatch experience even further.
New multiplayer models and skins include Captain Proton; Chaotica; Satan's Robot; Queen Arachnia; Buster; Constance Goodheart; Captain Janeway, B'Elanna Torres, and Lt.
Tuvok as Borgs; Boothby; and a Ferengi.
Bonus materials include Elite Force artwork, updated editing and mod-making tools, demos, and trailers for upcoming Activision titles.
About PC
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