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Games like Star Trek Fleet Command

2018PEGI 7PC

You command a starbase and grow your fleet with iconic officers like Kirk and Spock. Its appeal lies in alliances and fleet battles against other players within the Star Trek universe.

  • Lots of grind
  • Building and crafting
  • Economy and management
  • Competing against other players
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In short: Games like Star Trek Fleet Command

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Star Trek Fleet Command special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Sins of a Solar Empire II

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2022PC, Steam Deck playable82 % positive50.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Star Trek Fleet Command: economy and management, complex systems to tinker with as well as a sci-fi setting.

A real-time space 4X strategy game where you colonize entire star systems and command massive fleets. Alongside warfare, trade, diplomacy and influence play key roles in winning the galaxy.

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Lots of grind

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Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes

Lots of grind

A free-to-play collectible RPG where you assemble squads of Star Wars heroes and villains from every era, upgrade them, and send them into turn-based battles against other players and bosses. The appeal lies in endless collecting, leveling and optimizing your teams.

Dune: Spice Wars

Deep systems to master

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Sins of a Solar Empire

Deep systems to master

A space strategy game blending real-time fleet battles with 4X economy, expansion and diplomacy. You lead an interstellar empire and command huge fleets across entire star systems.

Master of Orion

Deep systems to master

A turn-based space 4X game where you explore star systems, expand colonies, research technology and build a galactic empire through diplomacy or war. A reboot of the genre classic with a modern look.

Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds

Building and crafting

A classic real-time strategy game built on the Age of Empires formula, bringing base building and army command to the Star Wars universe. You lead factions like the Empire, Rebels, Gungans or Trade Federation through campaigns and skirmishes.

Star Ruler

Deep systems to master

A large-scale real-time 4X strategy game set in space, where you design your own ships, command thousands of units and build a galaxy-spanning empire. Extensive mod support and multiplayer add plenty of freedom.

Supreme Commander 2

Competing against other players

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Eve Online

Lots of grind

A vast, persistent space sandbox MMO where players shape trade, mining, warfare and politics in a fully player-driven economy. The steep learning curve and costly losses give every decision weight.

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