Star Trek: Voyager Lands on Nintendo Switch Next Month
▼ Summary
– Star Trek: Voyager – Across The Unknown will be released for the Switch 2 on February 18, 2026.
– A demo, inspired by the ‘Caretaker’ episode, is currently available on Steam, PS5, and Xbox, with a Switch 2 version coming soon.
– A Deluxe Edition for pre-order includes new missions, recruitable heroes, and technologies integrated into the main campaign.
– The game blends exploration, ship management, roguelite elements, and meaningful choices within the Star Trek universe.
– The game’s official description highlights crew dynamics and “what-if” scenarios that expand the sci-fi universe.
The highly anticipated strategy game Star Trek: Voyager – Across The Unknown has a confirmed release date for the Nintendo Switch 2. Publisher Daedalic Entertainment announced the title will arrive on the platform on February 18, 2026. This news comes alongside a detailed “Combat Deep Dive” video from the development team at gameXcite, giving players a closer look at the gameplay mechanics they can expect.
Pre-orders for the game are currently live. Additionally, a playable demo is confirmed for a future release on the Switch 2, described as arriving “soon.” This demo, which is already accessible on Steam, PS5, and Xbox, draws inspiration from the iconic pilot episode ‘Caretaker.’ It offers approximately one hour of gameplay that introduces the core systems through a guided tutorial, allowing fans to get an early feel for the experience.
For those seeking a more comprehensive package, a Deluxe Edition is also available for pre-order. This version includes extra content that will be woven directly into the main campaign. The bonuses feature new missions, additional recruitable heroes, and powerful technologies inspired by key alien encounters from the Delta Quadrant, significantly expanding the narrative and strategic options.
The game’s official description positions it as a unique blend of genres. It promises to combine deep exploration, intricate ship and resource management, roguelite elements, and consequential player choices. A central focus is on simulating authentic crew dynamics within a fresh interpretation of the beloved sci-fi setting. The developers are emphasizing “what-if” scenarios designed to unlock new narrative possibilities and replayability.
This combination of strategic depth and faithful universe-building suggests a title crafted specifically for dedicated fans of the series. While the potential is clear from the available information, the final verdict will come when players can command their own starship next month.
(Source: Nintendo Life)
