2.1 What is the story of Star Trek Elite Force II?
Star Trek Elite Force II once again puts players in the role
of Hazard Team leader Alexander Munro. The game starts out during
the events of Star Trek: Voyagers series finale, Endgame,
with the U.S.S. Voyager being trapped inside a Borg Sphere.
The Hazard Team's first mission in the game is to board the Sphere
and find a way to free Voyager. After doing and returning to
Earth, Munro is assigned to Starfleet Academy to train cadets.
Munro soon catches the eye of none other than Jean-Luc Picard and is transferred to the U.S.S. Enterprise-E. After answering a
distress call from a derelict Federation vessel, the Enterprise-E and crew are caught up in the upheaval of tension and conflict between warring
species and need to find out who is behind it all.
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2.2 How many levels does Star Trek Elite
Force II feature?
There are 11 different missions, split up into 1 to 7 levels each.
Among these are seven so-called boss battles, in which the player
faces an unusually strong adversary and has to fight the boss either
using raw firepower or by solving a puzzle.
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2.3 What kind of environments are there in Star
Trek Elite Force II?
Star Trek Elite Force II features a broad variety of different
environments. Besides the Borg Sphere and Starfleet Academy at the
beginning of the game, the Hazard Team visits desert and ice planets,
as well as deadly swamps. There is also a low-gravity mission, where
Munro finds himself on the hull of the Enterprise and has to fight
off attacking enemies.
Naturally, the game also features portions of the U.S.S. Enterprise-E, including the bridge, main engineering, sickbay and special
Hazard Team facilities similar to the ones featured in the first Elite Force.
For more information on the environments featured in Star Trek Elite Force II, visit our Locations section.
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2.4 How many and what kinds of weapons are there
in Star Trek Elite Force II?
Star Trek Elite Force II allows players to arm themselves with
14 different weapons, both new and familiar, including:
Type II Phaser
Type III Phaser Compression Rifle
I-MOD (Infinity Modulator)
Enhanced Compression Rifle
Federation Assault Rifle
Federation Grenade Launcher
Federation Quantum Burst
Sniper Rifle
Romulan Disruptor
Romulan Experimental Radiation Disruptor
Tetryon Gatling Gun
Klingon Bat'leth Sword
Attrexian Arc Launcher
Mystical Staff
While not an actual weapon, the Federation Tricorder
is also part of the player's inventory. This handheld scanner device
serves a variety of functions, including interlinking with alien computer
systems, scanning for life forms and providing night vision.
For more information on the weapons featured in Star Trek Elite Force II, visit our Weapons section.
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2.5 Do the weapons have alternate firing modes?
All the weapons have an alternate firing mode. Additionally, the Attrexian
Arc Launcher features a tertiary fire mode that can be triggered by
a combination of primary and secondary fire.
For more information on the weapons featured in Star Trek Elite Force II, visit our Weapons section.
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2.6 What enemies does the Hazard Team face in
Star Trek Elite Force II?
The Hazard Team goes up against a number of familiar enemies, such
as Andorians, Borg, Klingons, Romulans, Nausicaans and Ferengi. Additionally,
the team comes under attack by a mysterious new race called the Exomorphs.
Finally, the game features two other original races
involved in the conflict, namely an industrial race known as the Attrexians
and the mystical Idryll, which live on Attrexian planets and are slowly
- and against their will - assimilated into their society as laborers.
For more information on the enemies featured in Star Trek Elite Force II, visit our Enemies section.
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2.7 Is the U.S.S. Voyager featured in the
game?
Apart from a small prologue, U.S.S. Voyager is not be featured
in the game. Instead, the Hazard Team is based on the U.S.S. Enterprise-E.
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2.8 Do any Star Trek cast members appear
in the game?
Patrick Stewart reprises his role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard. Also,
Tim Russ makes an appearance in the game as Tuvok, Voyager's security
chief. After Voyager's arrival in the Alpha Quadrant, Tuvok transfers
to the Enterprise-E along with the rest of the Hazard Team.
Also appearing in the game are Tony Todd (Kurn), Jeffrey
Combs (Weyoun among others), J.G. Hertzler (Martok), Robert OReilly
(Gowron), Martha Hackett (Seska) and Dwight Schultz, who reprises
his role as the "just shy" Reginald Barclay.
A full list of voice actors featured in the game can
be found here.
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2.9 is it possible to play as Alexandria Munro?
Since Star Trek Elite Force II's story was being developed
with a male lead character in mind, it is only possible to play as
Alexander Munro.
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2.10 Do any of the original Hazard Team members
make a return?
Besides Alex Munro, a number of the original Hazard Team members are
back, but there are also several new additions to the team. Telsia
Murphy returns as Munro's right hand, while engineers Chell and Austin
Chang operate complex machinery and blow things up. Jurot once again
takes care of whatever medical needs the team may have.
There are also a number of all-new team members. Among
them are the Klingon Korban (heavy weapons), Jorge Gonzales (espionage),
the attractive Sydney Stockman (pilot) and Jack Franklin (system specialist).
For more information on the Hazard Team members, visit our Characters section.
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2.11 Does the game depict excessive violence, such as blood and
gore?
Star Trek Elite Force II does not feature blood and gore, or
any other excessive violence, to keep in line with the standards set
by the Star Trek shows and movies.
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2.12 Is there be a tour mode where I can explore the Enterprise-E
on my own, similar to the Virtual Voyager mode found in the EF Expansion
Pack?
While it is possible to visit most of the ship's key areas throughout
the single player mode, there is not an actual tour mode in Star
Trek Elite Force II. If an expansion pack is made, it is likely
that this feature will be included.
