1.1
February 10, 2020
I've fixed the game to be more accurate to the original: • I had included a 'bug' in the 1980 version that meant you didn't always start with 35 stardates. On closer inspection I saw that this was in fact a bug I had introduced myself as I hadn't analysed the original game correctly. So that 'bug' is removed and you now always have 35 stardates at the start of the game, regardless of whether you're playing the 1980 or 2020 version. • When I fixed the stardate bug I noticed another actual bug in the original game that I hadn't included. So I've now implemented that in the 1980 version, so it is as authentic as possible. The bug is to do with targeting of lasers - if you'd like to know more, see the "Spoilers" section in the Help pages. People also told me they didn't notice the additional instructions I'd written, and only saw the original brief in-game instructions. So I've added a menu item for "Instructions" before "Start new game" to make it more obvious when you first start playing. Thanks for all your kind messages, it's lovely that so many people are as fond of this old game as I am! Richard
MoreYes, you can use the Classic Trek 80 app on iPad devices.
Richard Loxley Ltd released the Classic Trek 80 app.
The app needs iOS 9.3 or later to function properly.
The overall user rating of Classic Trek 80 is 4.8.
The App Genre Of The Classic Trek 80 App Is Games.
1.1 is the newly released version of the Classic Trek 80 app.
The date of the latest Classic Trek 80 update is December 3, 2024.
Classic Trek 80 became publicly available on February 5, 2023.
The content advisory rating for the Classic Trek 80 app is Richard Loxley Ltd.
Classic Trek 80 is now available to use in English.
Sorry, Classic Trek 80 is not part of Apple Arcade.
Yes, Classic Trek 80 is eligible for in-app purchases to enrich your usage.
Unfortunately, Classic Trek 80 is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.
No, Classic Trek 80 does not use ad-based monetization.