Why a Final Unity is Almost Perfect 

I am surprised somebody else remember this game. I played it A LOT back in the day. Thank you for the nostalgia trip!

Found a CIB copy of this at a local Comic Con last last year. Really great game, a real hidden gem of an adventure game.

Well, I like your videos. You cover interesting games and always give them a fair shake, I think.

Adored this game, and 25th Anniversary, as a kid. I’ve never beaten A Final Unity, though haha

I had this game for a year before I realized holding shift made them walk faster. Made that zoo planet more tolerable

I'm pretty sure you can speed up the walk speed if you hold the shift key

0:24 You never did? I would have suggested the game if I had known that given that it plays as a prequel to "Star Trek: Generations" (the game) in terms of a minor plot point. 7:12 That depends on your selected difficulty setting. At "Ensign" this is always done automatically for you. At "Captain" you are usually required to do this manually. 7:51 It also offers some foreshadowing. The "25th Anniversary" is similar in that regard. It is something that was sorely lacking in "Judgment Rites". This game in particular, however, also gives some deeper meaning to the plot if you stop to think about it and the more you think about it the better this game gets. Something which I refer to as a "Fine Wine" quality. It is for that reason that this story works much better as a game than a movie for me. 10:19 It is possible to reduce to 0 but, in all instances that I can recall from the top of my head, you then get beamed up. 11:33 I take it that you did not play a lot of point-and-click games? 11:39 I believe that you can speed up character movement by holding shift.