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Reviewer : BJH
Ave Rating : 4.0000 for 1 reviews
Title : Star Trek: Away Team Rating : 4
Platforms : Windows Year : 2001
Review : Although looking rather dated by today's standard, Away Team is a personal favorite of mine, simply because it is the only game of its kind with a Trek feel to it. Certainly it has its flaws- too tightly scripted for its own good, weak AI in some areas, some features that are completely redundant, but for all that, I like it. The story is the winner here, along with the voice acting.

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