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Three years after its release, Star Trek: Resurgence is about to be delisted for good

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The publisher's "license to distribute" has come to an end, so it's goodbye to the Telltale Games inspired outing.

Star Trek: Resurgence
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Star Trek: Resurgence released in May 2023, and by all reports it's a decent narrative-driven adventure in the style of older Telltale Games. Our reviewer called it "the perfect mash-up of dramatic Star Trek storytelling and Telltale-style decision making". If that sounds appealing to you, then you'd better act fast, because it's about to be delisted forever.

Spotted by BlueSky user LewieP, the announcement was made on Steam with very little fanfare. Worse, the short note doesn't even specify an exact date for when the delisting will happen, which is presumably not today because it's still available at time of writing.

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