Okay, so this is one of those old-school Game Boy adaptations of Star Trek: TNG, and honestly? It’s a weird little time capsule. You’ve got Picard, Riker, and the gang, but the gameplay’s this mix of turn-based ship combat and text-heavy story bits—like someone tried to cram an entire episode into a tiny cartridge.

First thing you’ll notice: the pixel art’s charming in that early-’90s way (the Enterprise D looks like a chunky loaf of bread), and the dialogue’s full of that classic Trek technobabble. Combat’s slow but kinda satisfying once you figure out the rhythm—phasers one turn, shields the next, or you’re toast. Just don’t expect deep strategy; it’s more about vibing with the crew than hardcore tactics.

Fun detail: Data’s weirdly OP in away-team missions. Of course he is.