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Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force
Developer(s)	Raven Software
Publisher(s)	Activision
Designer(s)
Engine	Quake III engine
Latest version	{{{version}}}
Release date(s)	September 15, 2000
Genre	first-person shooter
Mode(s)	Single player, multiplayer
Rating(s)	ESRB: Teen (T)
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Apple Macintosh
Media
System requirements
Input

Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force is a first-person shooter computer game made by Raven Software and published by Activision in 2000. It is powered by the Quake III engine and set in the Star Trek universe.

Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Multiplayer 3 Community 4 Sequel 5 External links

Gameplay

The game is based on the science-fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager, and the player takes on the role of Ensign Alexander or Alexandria ("Alex," either way) Munro as a member in an elite security force - The Hazard Team. When the USS Voyager becomes stranded in a mysterious graveyard of ships, it's up to Munro to save the day. He will encounter a number of aliens from the Star Trek universe. This includes aliens like the Borg, the Klingons, the Hirogen and Species 8472, as well as many new races. Besides fighting hostile aliens, Munro must complete tasks aboard the ship like helping to prevent a warp core breach and assisting in ship repairs.

Between the standard run-and-shoot-sequences of all first-person shooters, this game contains a vast amount of in-game cinematics to drive the plot forward. These film sequences are made with the game engine itself.

Voice acting is provided by all the primary members of the series cast. Jeri Ryan did not voice Seven of Nine in the initial release, but a later patch (and the expansion pack) added her voice to the game.

Multiplayer

Users can also compete against each other in a separate game, referred to as Holomatch. This program allows you to play against bots or real human opponents, or mixtures of the two.

In Holomatch, there are a number of game types including deathmatch, team deathmatch and capture the flag. The Elite Force Expansion Pack adds additonal game types including assimilation, specialities, and action hero.

Over time, user-made modifications have added even more game types and maps to multiplayer. Some of these mods include EFAdmin, Federation, ERPG, RPG-X, in2tagib, pinball, Team Elite, and Gladiator.

Community

Elite Force has a modest but active community of players. While most players of the game are unaffiliated, there are a few active clans for the game. Some of these include:

{MAC}, whose members play on Macintosh computers, run a Gladiator mod server.

Frag Café have a dedicated server that runs the basic deathmatch game with the maps included in the box.

>DG< ("Disfunctional Generation" among other things) runs an Elite Force server with many mods on it, but usually it runs disintegration or instacube.

[EVIL] runs servers that often rotate mods and game types.

wiZ operates a master server and recently released a new server search program called Echelon.

FR (Federation Reborn) is a very active role-playing group in the community.

Elite Roleplaying is one of the oldest role-playing groups in Elite Force.

Sequel

In 2003, Ritual Entertainment released a sequel to Elite Force titled Star Trek: Elite Force II. Elite Force 2 also features Lieutenant Alexander Munro and his Hazard Team, although this time aboard the Enterprise-E, after Voyager's return home. Currently members of the online gaming community are working on a second sequel called Elite Force: Total Conversion, which will be a mod for Half Life 2.

External links

• Elite Force official homepage
• Map download site for Elite Force
• EliteForce.com - fan site
• Effiles.com - largest EF file database
• Efmodcentral.com - mods listing
• SpaceStation K7 - TOS-based modding site
• EVIL Clan Webpage
• {MAC} Clan Webpage
• >DG< Clan Webpage
• {FC} Clan Webpage
• wiZ Clan Webpage
• Federation Reborn Webpage
• <(>FEF<)> Home Page
• EF:TC Homepage

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