Title: What Star Trek Online should have felt like
Product review: This game is a near-flawless blend of command sim and arcade action, and I regret not buying it when it was available in-store. However, it may well still be worth the $40-$80 it's usually shown for on this site, and would have been a far better investment than the "lifetime subscription" I snagged for Star Trek Online, which went free-to-play in a ridiculously short span of time.The only real advantages STO has over this game is the multiplayer and land combat. But that multiplayer is heavily instanced, and the land combat feels, at least to me, fairly awkward. Bridge Commander mops the floor with STO when it comes to space combat. The hard point damage is awesome and controlling your ship from the bridge point of view is something that I wish they would have considered when making the MMO. The learning curve is in no way hampered by controls, and there are plenty of mods available.If I were to instantly "greenlight" anything on Steam, it would be this.
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