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As the title implies, in this game you are a member of the vaunted Klingon Honor Guard, tracking down the cowards who attempted to assassinate Klingon High Council leader Gowron. Even the weapons are familiar, from the gleaming curves of a Bat'leth blade to the pointed snout of a Klingon blaster.
If you can slog through the horrible first few missions, a grand adventure awaits. Our favorite mission takes place on a Klingon warship. Beginning on the inside, eventually we found ourselves using grav boots to clomp around the outer hull, shooting enemies and watching their bleeding bodies slowly spin away into the void. The game uses the Unreal graphics engine, which arguably is better at creating terrestrial otherworldly environments than the sterile metal walls of space stations and starships, but still works well for this game. The designers have packed the game with sights and sounds that will be familiar to any Star Trek fan, and populated the levels with enough enemies to sate action gamers who could care less about the Star Trek elements. If you do get this game, keep one thing in mind as you begin playing: it does get better. Much better. --T. Byrl Baker
Pros:
- Uses the good-looking Unreal graphics engine
- Star Trek atmosphere
- Later levels are a lot of fun
- Early levels really stink
- Uninspired gameplay doesn't really bring anything new to the first-person shooter genre
| CATEGORY: | Software |
| MANUFACTURER: | Macsoft |
| FEATURES: | For pre-OSX Macs, and OSX Macs with the Classic environment installed. Will not work on Core Duo / Intel Macs. |
| MEDIA: | CD-ROM |
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Customer Reviews of Star Trek: Klingon Honor Guard (Mac)
For Star Trek and/or Ureal fans I'm not a star trek fan at all, but I'm a big Unreal fan, and I'm desperate for more. This game uses the Unreal engine pretty effectively and will suffice for a quick fix. Not as spooky or pretty as Unreal, but pretty still and more action, plus integration of video between and during levels. I imagine star trek geeks will find this last charateristic very satisfying. The first few levels are lame, but perservere and game play will improve dramatically. I've gotten about 20-25 fps at the 512 resolution level on my iMac G3/333/Rage Pro.