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Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force review

A 2000 first-person shooter on the Quake III Arena engine where you serve on Voyager's Hazard Team.

By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 11, 2026

Capabilities (40%)
8.7
Ease of setup (30%)
8.6
Value (30%)
8.8

Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force is the action pick. GOG describes a first-person shooter built on the Quake III Arena engine, in which you join Voyager's elite Hazard Team after the ship is pulled into a region full of scavenging aliens, then board a Borg Cube and derelict vessels. The page lists 40 single-player missions, 16 multiplayer arenas with Free-for-All, Capture the Flag and Team play, and nine weapons with two firing modes each. Squadmates are driven by the Icarus AI, an addition to the Quake III engine for team interaction, and the GOG release includes the Elite Force Expansion Pack. It is a 2000 game with a Windows-only GOG build. Our location showed a non-USD price on GOG, so the US price is pending.

Who it is for

fans who want Star Trek action

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending).

US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

  • 40 single-player missions
  • 16 multiplayer arenas with Free-for-All, Capture the Flag and Team modes
  • Nine weapons with two firing modes each
  • Missions inside a Borg Cube and derelict ships
  • Includes the Elite Force Expansion Pack

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Built on the Quake III Arena engine
  • Strength: Ships with its expansion pack
  • Strength: The only shooter on this list
  • Weakness: GOG showed us a non-USD price, so the US price is still pending
  • Weakness: Released in 2000
  • Weakness: GOG lists Windows only

Key facts

  • Original release: 2000
  • Store: GOG
  • Engine: Quake III Arena
  • Single-player missions: 40
  • Multiplayer arenas: 16

Where it ranks

Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force is No. 4 in our Best Star Trek Games verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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