Section K vs Trek 75

Science Division has developed translation software, available for download to your PADD (Personal Access Display Device), which will allow you to communicate with your Star Trek™ Interactive Tribble, available at ScienceDiv.com! With the Section K-7 app, you can join the covert operation tasked with locating disguised Klingon agents with anti-Federation sympathies. Pair with and name your Tribble, choose your ship, and assign your Tribble to different modes to carry out your mission: At Ease: Your Tribble is not searching for Klingons. It will trill to acknowledge you when you interact with it. When left alone, your Tribble will continue to trill, but will do so less frequently to avoid irritating its human companion. On Duty: Your Tribble will begin actively seeking Klingon agents. Pass it around to determine who is an ally, and who is an enemy among us. Watchdog: Starfleet is entrusting you with sensitive Federation intelligence, which must be secured at all times. If you must leave data unattended, set your Tribble on top of the object that you wish to protect. If a Klingon agent attempts to retrieve that object, your Tribble will alert you! Oh, and we’re not supposed to tell you this, but the practical jokers at Science Division programmed an auxiliary translation function into the software on your PADD. It triggers your Tribble to scream at anyone in close proximity. So, technically, you can set it off on your friends. Do not abuse this. Good luck, recruit! The fate of the Federation is in your hands! © 2020 Science Division LLC. All rights reserved. TM & © 2020 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK™ and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Do you remember playing Trek? And I mean OLD Trek games, from the 1970s or 1980s. A text grid was your map, and imagination was your graphics and gameplay. Well good news, everyone! Now you can relive those crazy days on your iPhone. If you have never played a game like this before, well, give it a go. You never know - you might like the warm thrill of confusion. The timelessness of a turn-by-turn game. The multiple new missions and computer-generated adventures. The simple, repetitive nature of Trek '75 makes it perfect for fiddling as you suffer from insomnia or sit in an oxygen depleted long haul flight.