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#STAR TREK ONLINE REVIEW 2014 FULL#
Honestly, I had a full screen view for the second half of the game. My co-op partner barely made it through one, and quit the game for good in the middle of another. I was running blind in both those missions. The horizontal split makes it difficult, if not impossible, to see objectives above your character. The split screen implementation works against potential local co-op players in certain scenarios, mainly during a particular five minute space battle (the only space battle) and during the Frontier Station finale midway through the game. We never once used those abilities in the game. You can use your trusty tricorders to buff each other’s shields and weapons. Boost each other up to ledges, pry open doors, revive each other when someone goes down in combat. It’s a tired, straightforward third-person shooter as far as co-op is concerned. You can also leave your game open to the public if you fancy random experiences. Star Trek supports two player local co-op or two player online co-op. Overall the game was better with a partner. While co-op made it bearable, even that had its own specific flaws. I finished this mofo hoping there would be some redeeming quality. Star Trek is made up of 11 chapters which are broken down into more. Keep in mind, I’m only in the second level of the game.
