I’m going through the best of the bunch, Deep Space Nine, at the moment, and it remains just as compelling as it did back when I first sat, transfixed, after school, watching the adventure of Sisko and his eclectic crew. With a new Star Trek show in production, my hunger for that venerable sci-fi universe has increased tenfold, and I’ve found myself once again devouring the previous shows. I noticed New Horizons at just the right time. When my Reman shock troops’ boots hit the icy ground, I realised that Star Trek: New Horizons, a Stellaris mod, was my favourite ever Roddenbery-flavoured game.
This was a symbolic war.Īs my jade vessels bombarded the frozen Andorian homeworld, the Tal Shiar informed me that yet another Federation ship had been successfully sabotaged. The real goal, of course, was neighbouring Vulcan. Warbirds screeched out of the shipyards of Romulus and Remus on a direct course for the closest Federation worlds, those belonging to the chilly Andorians.
Everything was in place for the Romulan invasion of the United Federation of Planets.
