Athough more powerful, the flagship is certainly the hardest too use. the flagship also has a close range phaser cannon which can hit ships that come in close proximity to the flagship. The flagship has an aiming icon which can be moved around which fires a burst weapon. The flagships resemble the Enterprise and Narada from the Star Trek movie. Finally the flagship has the most amount of hit points. The bomber has slightly better hit points but has no main guns, the ships entire arsenal relies on dropping bombs which explode a few seconds after their release. The fighter ship gives players a quick maneuverable ship which has low hit points. In the game you have three sets of ships you can choose from: Fighter, Bomber and Flagship. Finally conquest mode gives both teams a main team strategic point as well as two neutral points, the objective in this match is to capture the two neutral points and then proceed to capture your opponents main point. Assault mode forces one side to defend their strategic points while the other attempts to capture them, once a point is captured the defending team cannot recapture that point. Teamdeath match is where there are two teams and both teams fight each other till either team achieves fifty kills. All of these modes are focused around team gameplay, one side playing as the Federation and the other is the Romulan Empire. As for the name, it still hasn’t officially been announced what DAC stands for but after playing the game it most likely stands for the three modes of game play: Deathmatch (Team), Assault and Conquest. The initial question many people had was ‘what is it?’ and the second was ‘What the heck does DAC stand for?’ We now know that the game is a top-down multiplayer space shooter which could be thought of as ‘ Asteroids on steroids’. first reported it back in back in March when we found a promotional flyer in and advance look at the contests for the April Blu-ray release of Star Trek TOS Season One.
Star Trek DAC was a bit of a surprise actually. Find out if you should take a shot at DAC up in our review below. The new Star Trek film has a videogame, however Paramount has taken a different approach with "Star Trek DAC," which is a budget-priced arcade shooter ‘inspired’ by the Star Trek feature film. It is common for big summer movies to have their own videogames, usually loosely following the storyline of the film, with maybe a few new perspectives thrown in.
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