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Star Trek Voyager fans finally have a date to look forward to. Daedelic Entertainment and gameXcite have confirmed that Star Trek Voyager: Across the Unknown will launch on February 18, 2026. The game is coming to Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
Along with the release date, pre-orders for the game are now live. Players can also try an early demo starting today, which should help fans get a better idea of what to expect before launch. The demo is available on Xbox Series consoles, PlayStation 5, and PC. It offers around one hour of gameplay. This demo is inspired by The Caretaker, the pilot episode of Star Trek Voyager.
In the demo, players are introduced to the game’s core systems through a guided tutorial. The focus is on keeping the ship functional, protecting the crew, and making the right decisions as Voyager begins its long journey back to the Alpha Quadrant. For fans of the show, this setup feels like a natural starting point.
There is also a Deluxe Edition, which adds new missions, extra recruitable crew members, and advanced technologies based on alien encounters in the Delta Quadrant. The extra content is fully integrated into the main campaign. This means players are not just getting side missions, but new tactical options and story moments that blend into the core experience.
The company also released a new combat deep dive video to explain how combat works in Star Trek Voyager: Across the Unknown.
You act as a captain in this game. You choose targets, manage ship systems, adjust energy levels, and decide when to use torpedoes. This approach feels very true to Star Trek and especially Voyager, where leadership and decision-making often mattered more than raw firepower.
The game is set during Voyager’s journey through the Delta Quadrant. Players will explore sectors, meet new alien groups, and face situations that push both the ship and crew. The focus is on story, choices, and survival rather than simple action.
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