Arc Games and Cryptic Studios today announced that Star Trek Online: Rediscovered, the latest season of the free-to-play Star Trek MMORPG, is now available on PC. Console players can join the adventure on PlayStation and Xbox consoles beginning November 10, 2026. Celebrating 60 years of Star Trek, Rediscovered takes Captains on a temporal chase across Star Trek history alongside multiple generations of Spock.
Ethan Peck joins Star Trek Online as Lieutenant Spock, with Piotr Michael stepping in as Captain Spock and original archival dialogue from Leonard Nimoy returns as Commander Spock. Lisa LoCicero also reprises her role as Lieutenant Miral Paris, with Jon St. John returning as B’vat through the ages.
Rediscovered continues the remaster of Star Trek Online’s fan-favorite “The Ultimate Klingon” storyline, as temporal disturbances threaten to rewrite history and Captains chase B’vat through Star Trek history.
Star Trek Online: Rediscovered introduces the following features:
- New Episode – The City on the Edge of Never
- Return to the year 2409 and unravel the mystery behind the disappearances of Lieutenant Miral Paris and B’vat. Her final message on the Gateway Planet launches you on a temporal chase across Star Trek history in which your Captain meets the Spocks through the ages, and continues their quest to stop B’vat!
- New Space Task Force Operation (TFO) – Know Thy Enemy
- Participate in B’vat’s nefarious Klingon holosimulation — a brutal training program designed to expose the Federation’s weaknesses and enact the Empire’s darkest ambitions. Push your tactical instincts to their limits, and confront the full scope of B’vat’s schemes. Do you have the strength, cunning, and endurance to execute his vision against your own allies?
- New Event – Rediscovered
- Across the galaxy, time is beginning to fracture. The disappearances of key members of the Federation and the Klingon Empire have triggered a cascade of temporal disturbances. Amidst era-spanning pursuits through the past, Captains stand at the crossroads of an uncertain destiny — every step forward reveals how close the B’vat is to rewriting history forever. Participate in selected TFOs to earn powerful space weapons effective against B’vat and his allies.
- New Item – 60th Anniversary Starship Icons Prize Pack
- The 60th Anniversary Starship Icons Prize pack is a new type of pack that includes a chance to win one of 60 starships, with excellent odds to win a starship with every pack opened. As you open prize packs, you can keep your winnings or save up for higher tier prizes. The grand prize of the 60th Anniversary Starship Icons Prize Pack is the brand-new Constitution Pilot Multi-Mission Cruiser [T6], the flagship of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
- New Bundle – Rediscovered Minibundle
- The Rediscovered Minibundle includes a variety of items essential for the modern time traveler. Included are the Crepusculan Traveler’s Robes and Starfleet Medical Jumpsuit (2259) outfits, two anti-Gorn ground weapons, and two Holographic Spock bridge officers: one patterned after Commander Spock from 2260 (Star Trek: Strange New Worlds) and one patterned after Captain Spock from 2293 (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country).
- New Feature – Gifting
- Select Zen Store bundles are now available to purchase as a gift for a fellow player on your friends list or a player in your fleet. The bundles available include Mudd’s Bundles, Anniversary Starship Bundles, Legendary Bundles, Starter Packs, and Expansion Packs.
“Rediscovered is really a celebration of both Star Trek’s history and our own,” said Thomas Marrone, Executive Producer of Star Trek Online. “We’re bringing Spock through the ages together as Star Trek celebrates turning 60, while completing our work to remaster one of Star Trek Online’s earliest storylines. It’s an exciting way to honor where we’ve been while looking forward.”
Star Trek Online: Rediscovered is available now on PC and launches November 10, 2026 on PlayStation and Xbox consoles. For more information and to play for free, visit www.playstartrekonline.com.
