Star Trek Fleet Command – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Star Trek Fleet Command

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game2018

46%

WISE Score

54%

IGDB

Live long and prosper—provided you have a credit card and a very thick skin for galaxy-wide bullying.

Star Trek Fleet Command

game

2018

46%

WISE Score

54%

IGDB

Live long and prosper—provided you have a credit card and a very thick skin for galaxy-wide bullying.

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Screenwise Verdict

Star Trek Fleet Command is essentially a beautiful Star Trek skin stretched over a predatory mobile strategy skeleton. It’s the kind of game that wants your time, your money, and your emotional investment in equal measure.

While the thrill of building the Enterprise is real, the community culture is often cutthroat. For a kid, this isn't a fun sandbox—it's a job where the boss can fire you (or blow up your ship) at 3 AM. If you're looking for a Trek fix, there are much better, safer ways to get it than this digital salt mine.

Age Fit

Best for ages 13 and up. Younger kids will likely get frustrated by the complex UI and the 'base raiding' mechanics where they lose progress while they're asleep.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

While it uses the Trek veneer of diplomacy and exploration, the core loop is centered on aggressive territory wars and 'raiding' other players. It's less about 'seeking out new life' and more about joining a digital gang to avoid getting bullied.

Imaginative

The game does a great job of letting you collect iconic ships and officers from different timelines. However, the actual gameplay is a standard mobile base-builder that doesn't allow for much creative problem-solving beyond optimizing stats.

Safe

Capped due to significant safety concerns. Search data and player reviews consistently highlight a toxic 'player-eat-player' culture, unmoderated global chat, and predatory monetization designed to pressure players into spending large sums to stay competitive.

Enriching

There is a decent amount of resource management and long-term strategic planning required. It forces players to understand complex systems and social cooperation, though these lessons are often overshadowed by the 'pay-to-win' mechanics.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

Deep dive into Star Trek lore with ships and characters from across the franchise.
Teaches high-level resource management and long-term planning.
Alliances can foster genuine teamwork and social bonds if you find a good group.

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What to Watch For

Aggressive 'pay-to-win' structure where big spenders can destroy weeks of a kid's progress in seconds.
Global chat is a Wild West; bullying and 'toxic' behavior are frequently cited by the community.
The game is designed to be a 'forever grind,' using notifications to pull players back in constantly.

Conversation Starters

"How does it feel when a player who spent more money wins a fight against you?"
"Is the chat in your alliance helpful, or do people get mean when things go wrong?"
"If Captain Picard were in charge of your starbase, would he approve of your raiding tactics?"
"How do you know when it's time to put the phone down and stop the grind?"

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