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The Alcor Trivia Pro Presents: Classic Star Trek (Star Log - I)

DOS 1992
The Alcor Trivia Pro Presents: Classic Star Trek (Star Log - I) is a video game released in 1992 on DOS. It is a puzzle game, set in a game show theme.

The Alcor Trivia Pro Presents: Classic Star Trek (Star Log - I)

DOS 1992
Alcor Trivia Pro Classic Star Trek (Star-Log I) is the first of ten Star Trek trivia games from The Alcor Group, Inc. Each game offers 150 questions on a special theme from the Star Trek universe. This one deals with the adventures of the first crew of the Enterprise around Captain Kirk. The goal of the game, in which up to ten players can participate, is to answer as many questions as quickly as possible to beat your opponents and enter the hall of fame. For each question, you have to choose the correct one from four answers. A timer counts down and the faster you answer, the more points you earn. Once you have answered correctly, more facts and trivia will be displayed. The game is fully adjustable. It offers the possibility to change all the colors used in the game, decide whether or not to use, for example, the timer or the hall of fame, and set how many questions must be played and how many can be answered incorrectly before the game ends for a player. In addition, there are three different game modes to choose from: The Number of Questions Game, which ends when the player has answered a set number of questions. The Number of Failures Game, which ends when the player has failed a certain number of questions or has answered all questions correctly. The Casino Style Game, in which a certain number of questions must be answered. The specialty of this game mode is that the player has to place a certain amount of his points before the question appears. The game ends when all questions are answered or the player runs out of points.
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