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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy - Chekov's Lost Missions

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy - Chekov's Lost Missions (1998)

by Interplay

Genres:Strategy, Simulator

Themes:Science fiction

Story:Chekov's Lost Missions is an add-on for Starfleet Academy, it features 7 new single player missions, 2 multiplayer missions and several improvements.

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March 13, 2025

I missed this game when I was little, but I was able to get a CD of it and install it years later! I loved playing these missions especially since you can be in the oberth class for a few of them! And the convoy mission is great - many different outcomes on that that made you feel like your choices can really affect the mission later on!

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