Star Trek: Bridge Crew (2017), Ubisoft’s co-op space sim that puts you on the bridge of your very own Federation vessel, is now available on Oculus Quest.

The Quest version is being sold for $30, which is $5 more expensive than when it launched on PC VR and PSVR respectively, however it does include the Next Generation DLC, which costs $10 when purchased separately on those platforms.

David Votypka, senior creative director at Ubisoft’s Red Storm, says it has cross-play functionality “with the game’s original platforms.” We would assume this not only covers the Rift version purchased through the Oculus Store, but also includes PC VR versions purchased through Steam and Viveport, and for PSVR through the PlayStation Store—although it’s still unclear at this time.

If you already bought Star Trek: Bridge Crew and The Next Generation DLC from the Oculus Store for Rift (read: not Steam or Viveport), the Quest version of the game is free. However if you have the game but don’t have the DLC, the Quest version costs $10.

SEE ALSO
Oculus Will 'wait for feedback' on Quest While Considering Hand-tracking for Rift S

Although you can technically play through the game’s missions and procedurally created end-game content on your own, the real fun is in jumping in with three other people in co-op mode. There, you can take on the roles of Captain, Helm, Tactical and Engineer, and experience what it’s like to wok together to beat back the Klingon Empire in the base game, and the Borg in the Next Generation DLC. Check out our review of the PC VR version to find out why we gave it a [9/10] score.

While we did rate it highly (and expect no less from the Quest version), you may want to set your phasers to stun for the time being, as some user reports suggest the game is currently suffering authentication issues, which is thanks to (you guessed it) Ubisoft’s Uplay. One user suggests linking your mandatory Uplay account and then physically restarting the headset. In the meantime, we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled on the Ubisoft forums for more information on the infinite login loop issue for more information when it arrives.

Newsletter graphic

This article may contain affiliate links. If you click an affiliate link and buy a product we may receive a small commission which helps support the publication. More information.


Scott Hayden
Well before the first modern XR products hit the market, Scott recognized the potential of the technology and set out to understand and document its growth. He has been professionally reporting on the space for nearly a decade as Editor at Road to VR, authoring more than 3,500 articles on the topic. Scott brings that seasoned insight to his reporting from major industry events across the globe.
  • Xron

    Greta news, hope more ST fans will jump on to rule the ship.

    • Lavon

      Opportunity never knocks the door twice, It truly is needed to make absolutely full usage of the opportunity. A work which provides you full freedom to work-from-home. Work which is web-based and you need to simply give handful of time into the work. This is not like swindles you will find on internet that claims to make you wealthy and later turned out to be some fraud selling schemes. It is actually genuine and reliable. It is simple to start and it also enables you to get very good incomes. Be your own boss and allocate a lot more valuable time with your family and can generate approximately $29000 each and every month. Here’s the best way to start====> 7i.fi/a0Rh5

  • MosBen

    So, I have a CV1 with Bridge Crew and now a Quest with Bridge Crew. Can my wife and I play together, or are we going to have to jump through some Uplay hoops?

    • A Nony Mouse

      Sure, just buy it a third time. No hoops, just money.

  • Keglanek

    If they just added mod support or even just a mission editor, this game would last for years.

  • Pray4Mojo

    The game is currently suffering some authentication issues, which is thanks to… you guessed it… Frank Stallone.