The beginning levels, with the exception of Kira's Bajor level, are always on ships with dark atmospheres.
Most of the levels, like the TV show, are dark and foreboding, but feature good variety. In the final analysis, though, weapons will always be easy to select, since you never have access to more than five at any given time. Having a scroll wheel lets you cycle through all available weapons, which sometimes helps if you need to switch to a new one fast. Controls are easy to master: W, A, D, and X keys for movement, along with the mouse and mouse keys for firing weapons. Using a game pad or joystick only makes gameplay more difficult and the best method is to use the mouse and keyboard. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen has an interface that's identical to such games as Heavy Metal F.A.K.K. Many of the levels played by each character are duplicates, but some, like the planet Bajor and the wrecked space ship levels, can only be visited by Kira or Worf. In fact, by configuring the phaser to a certain frequency obtained by using the tricorder, you can kill the Grigari with a solid blast, while with Worf, you have to carefully dodge the soldiers and hit them several times with his Bat'leth.Īlthough there are three separate journeys, in many ways they're essentially the same, and, at the end of each level, you're always presented with the same movie sequence. The latter is all you can use to take out the Grigari robots, which makes a journey with Worf more difficult.īoth Sisko and Kira have rechargeable phasers that make killing enemies easier, especially the aforementioned Grigari. As the Klingon Worf, you begin on the Defiant with a limited amount of ammunition for a phaser rifle and a Bat'leth. The first positive by the designers was to divide the action into three perspectives, with each character's identity and race playing a role in a separate adventure. As a result, much of the mystery and storyline remain, with plenty of action to fill in the blanks. Luckily, The Fallen rectifies the situation and brings much needed action to the series by way of a PC game. Several shows have tried to capture its excitement and enthusiasm for mystery, but, to this reviewer, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine always seemed to be the most boring. The chronicles of Star Trek have traversed many galaxies over its history.
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