Galaxy Trek for iPad George Dimidik The galaxy is being overrun by an invading horde of enemies know as Swarmers. The swarmers are fast and ferocious and at… $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsThe galaxy is being overrun by an invading horde of enemies know as Swarmers. The swarmers are fast and ferocious and attacks in swarms, hence their name. The swarmers have decimated the entire fleet of warships leaving the inhabited planets and remaining spaces stations defenseless. Having been on an extensive intelligence mission, your ship is the last of the fleet. You have been ordered back to defend what is left and drive the swarmers back. Your ship, the first of its kind, is faster and more powerful that those in the destroyed fleet and so you stand a chance of victory if you can master the swarmer's tactics. You ship is equipped with three weapons; a laser bank, torpedos and the "Extirpator" and a protective energy shield. Fully automated, you ship is ready for battle. It's up to you to save the galaxy. To successfully complete your mission you must destroy all swarmers and protect at least two (2) space stations and two (2) planets from destruction without yourself being destroyed. Your ship is destroyed if the energy level or life support levels reach zero. ----------------------------------------- Galaxy Trek is a turn-based strategy game, similar in concept to the old mainframe trek game. The galaxy is broken into 64 quadrants arranged in an 8x8 grid. Each quadrant is broken down into 64 sectors arranged in an 8x8 grid. You maneuver your ship across the galaxy, destroying swarmers before they can destroy inhabited planets and space stations. The game is played turn-by-turn. That is, you play your turn in which you can complete a set of actions, then the swarmers have their turn in which their ships will perform a countering set of actions. This continues until one side is victorious. You will be ranked on your performance throughout the mission. Features: -------------------- - Available as iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad versions. - Three levels of difficulty. - Your game is saved when you exit so you can pick up where you left off. - Highest score is kept. - Can turn on/off features in the Settings console. - iPod music can play in the background. - Complete instructions with illustrations are available in the game - no need for a wireless connection to access them. You can also view the full instructions by visiting the website links below. Information Seller:George Dimidik Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:Dec 17, 2010 Updated:Feb 14, 2015 Version:8.1 Size:19.2 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Trevor Well-Known Member Feb 5, 2009 371 0 16 #2 Trevor, Feb 15, 2015 Wow, I almost forgot about this type of game. There was a PC game in the late 80s early 90s that I played a ton of, Starfleet Battles maybe? Trevor Well-Known Member Feb 5, 2009 371 0 16 #3 Trevor, Jun 4, 2016 Has anyone played this, or a similar game? JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #4 JasonLL, Jun 5, 2016 Starfleet I: The War Begins (If correct than I will admit to using Lemon64 to look up the information ) Have not played Galaxy Trek but I've played Starfleet a ton growing up on my Commodore 64 then later on the Amiga. Starfeet was available for almost every computer at the time. Galaxy Trek should be similar to Starfleet if it is accurately based on that early VGA Trek game which did share a lot of similarities to Starfleet. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Wow, I almost forgot about this type of game. There was a PC game in the late 80s early 90s that I played a ton of, Starfleet Battles maybe?
Starfleet I: The War Begins (If correct than I will admit to using Lemon64 to look up the information ) Have not played Galaxy Trek but I've played Starfleet a ton growing up on my Commodore 64 then later on the Amiga. Starfeet was available for almost every computer at the time. Galaxy Trek should be similar to Starfleet if it is accurately based on that early VGA Trek game which did share a lot of similarities to Starfleet.