Ready to boldly go where no Star Trek Online player has gone before? Cryptic Studios has just unveiled the game's next major update, and it's bringing not one, not two, but three versions of Spock along for the ride.
The update is called Rediscovered, and it goes live on September 22. If you're a Trek fan, that date should probably go straight into your calendar. Three different takes on everyone's favorite Vulcan is a pretty big deal, and it's the kind of fan-service hook that could pull lapsed captains back into the fold.
Cryptic Studios didn't just stop at announcing the update, though. The developer also used the reveal to tease its plans for future updates, giving players a glimpse of what's coming down the pipeline beyond Rediscovered. Details on those future plans are still under wraps for now, but it's a clear signal that the team isn't slowing down when it comes to supporting the game.
For those who have been cruising the galaxy for years, a major update like this is always a good excuse to dust off your ship and jump back in. And if you're a newer player, there's arguably no better time to see what all the fuss is about. Either way, September 22 is the date to circle.
It's worth noting that this is just the announcement phase. Cryptic has confirmed the update's name, its release date, and the Spock hook, but we're still waiting on the finer details of what Rediscovered actually contains beyond those three versions of Spock. Expect more specifics to trickle out as we get closer to launch.
In the meantime, the tease of future updates is a nice bit of reassurance for the community. Long-running online games live and die by their content cadence, and knowing that Cryptic has more planned after Rediscovered should keep captains optimistic about what's ahead.
So mark your calendars, dust off your uniform, and get ready to meet three very different Spocks. Star Trek Online's Rediscovered update warps in on September 22.
What do you think about three versions of Spock showing up in the game? Will you be picking this up when it launches?
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