This game plays out in a very similar fashion to Star Trek: Borg. It's basically a running video and every now and then the action semi-pauses (not like a VCR pause, mind you...basically the characters, action, and environment allow you a few moments) for you make a point-and-click decision at specific times.
Overall, the only role that can be considered well-acted is that of Gowron, a character seen in several television episodes of The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine. The other folks, despite the fact most of them have played at least bit parts in Trek episodes themselves, overact far too much (even for Star Trek fare).
As with most "quest" style games, the re-playability post winning is going back and seeing how many different ways you can die. People who have played Star Trek: Borg will note the quality of the video and interface are decidedly grainier. Though both games were released the same year, Klingon was apparently developed using cheaper or older formats.
Worth a run-through or two, at least for Star Trek fans, pedestrian or otherwise.
Overall, the only role that can be considered well-acted is that of Gowron, a character seen in several television episodes of The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine. The other folks, despite the fact most of them have played at least bit parts in Trek episodes themselves, overact far too much (even for Star Trek fare).
As with most "quest" style games, the re-playability post winning is going back and seeing how many different ways you can die. People who have played Star Trek: Borg will note the quality of the video and interface are decidedly grainier. Though both games were released the same year, Klingon was apparently developed using cheaper or older formats.
Worth a run-through or two, at least for Star Trek fans, pedestrian or otherwise.
