Star Trek Judgment Rites Playthrough (Complete)

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Title	:	Star Trek Judgment Rites Playthrough (Complete)
Lasting	:	6.31.07
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"Fascinating"
Comment from : Smokey Mcb

Deforest sounds really old in this one
Comment from : Admiral Talax

Trelane never learns!
Comment from : karl eichholtz

I remember the tons of discs this came on when installing Fun game it was Don't get this anymore that's for sure
Comment from : Sexy Lawyer

2:24 brOMG!br実はスタートレック・ディスカバリーと、スタートレック・ストレンジ・ニューワールドに登場するUSSエンタープライズのブリッジデザインって、このソフトのものがモデルになっていたのでは……？
Comment from : mark059

Im still have this game
Comment from : Robert Hutchison

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Comment from : heliTOPtero

This game and 25th Anniversary both need to be remastered with up-to-date graphics and re-released
Comment from : Lord Publius

I wish GOG also sold FInal Unity I checked they do still sell Judgement Rites and 25th Anniversary I bought those a few years ago
Comment from : fucheduck

One thing I don’t like is the programmers changing the transporter sound effects and changing the bridge design in this game as well as its predecessor The games are cool but why the transporter sound effects and bridge design changes?
Comment from : Patrick Wilson

This is a very impressive Star Trek OS game for it's time The story blows most of today's games out of the water
Comment from : Shredneck

Combine The Complete Original TV Series with The Animated Series and these two games, all of which seeming like a 4th and 5th season of the original TV show
Comment from : Patrick Wilson

This looks so much cooler than I expected it to
Comment from : Kontarek

Captain Klarr should be canon He is a very interesting Klingon Very well written for one that is only seen for such a short time Kind of sad that he is considering "Beta Canon" and likely forgotten (In my defensedidn't even know this game was real until now Can't say I regret not playing it I was like 5 years old and didn't have a computer in 1993)
Comment from : Qardo

If you count the cancelled secret of Vulcan Fury or not this was the final time DeForest Kelley played Dr McCoy and the final time the entire cast of TOS did a star trek project
Comment from : TheDarkwingj

The intro scene with the Alexander is ridulously gripping I played this when it came out and it's been cemented into my memory ever since
Comment from : Ground Tank

The floor isn't alive, Jim!
Comment from : Chris P Bacon

This was a great game I never made it past the first space station though hahh couldn't quite figure it out never realized just how much more of the game there was I had this on the 35" disks, it didn't have the voice acting missed out on a lot on this game
Comment from : tiberiius

Bought this yesterday … this is better than all the new shitty Star Trek tv series put together
Comment from : spagzs

Did bevery/b CD version of this have the voice acting? I'm sure my Virgin White Label copy didn't
Comment from : vikingfortiesfaeroes

2:55:53 gammons 😅
Comment from : HYPERMASCULINE

44:12 😅😅😅
Comment from : HYPERMASCULINE

Imagine if this game were remastered with modern graphics, only a mild audio cleanup Itd sell better than ANY of the current 'trek' series
Comment from : Alex InYT

''Keptin''
Comment from : Z Z

This was as good as the TV show
Comment from : Steven Burrell

I loved this game as a kid I sucked at it But I have great memories playing it (And cmon, full voice overs in 1993 Many games nowadays don’t even have that)
Comment from : apcsox

I had this game as a young kid I was so mad that I couldn't ever figure out how to get out of the Brig on the first level LOL
Comment from : Jocko Adams

Is this some type of a joke? I don't get it
Comment from : Mike Jardin

I now realize why the Vardaine gun had about as much destructive power as Starkiller Base WITHOUT the need of an entire modified planet to serve as its shell: the Vardaine gun had the benefit of the proto-universe phenomenon to help power it; whereas the First Order did not have the benefit of a proto-universe phenomenon; and therefore, its Starkiller Base weapon was so inconceivably immense that it literally needed a PLANET to serve as its shell The specific planet was Ilum -- where many a Jedi entered its crystal caves to obtain the kyber crystals that their lightsabers needed The absence of a proto-universe phenomenon in the Star Wars galaxy was also why Starkiller Base had to literally drain stars of their energy in order to power its destructive weapon
Comment from : Jeff Zebert

Aside from the infamous "sabotage" outtake, you can tell Shatner is completely mailing it in here, making no effort to try and sound like he did in the 1960's The rest of the cast, Nimoy in particular, are trying their hardest to give a quality performancebrbrNot that may be partly because Shatner had the most lines, so he probably burned out pretty fast and just wanted to get the whole thing over with as quickly as possible
Comment from : ShadowWinger99

You sure you got enough mid roll ads?
Comment from : The Internet

Did anyone notice that the Enterprise bridge here looks similar to the one used on Star Trek Discovery Enterprise?brLooks like Discovery's Enterprise is following a more wider look etc
Comment from : Deks Roning

Können Sie empfehlen Medikamente für Furz und Durchfall? Ich Furz wie eine große Trompete Vollen Klang, wie ein Kaiser Furz Mein Durchfall fließt wie ein Fluss
Comment from : Seadweller451D

23 commercials? Really? Stopped immediately, set a bad flag Get lost with this 🤮
Comment from : Ulrich Rath

A lot of wonderful banter, mostly between McCoy and Spock The animation is like ST:TOS meets King's Quest V This is also enjoyable just listening to, like a radio play Thank you for putting the video up and never removing it
Comment from : Monkof Magnesia

This has to be one of the best games ever made Everything from the voice acting, story, "sets", etc are spot on
Comment from : Eric Geiple

This was one heck of a great game Too bad "Secret of Vulcan Fury" never happened and became vaporware
Comment from : Marty McDonough

Any place you can play it online I've tried some of the sites that claim to have it, but none of them work
Comment from : Jason Nabors

I never realized just how much more work they put into Judgment Rites over 25th Anniversary More complicated puzzles and much longer missions! Once again, thank you for uploading a silent play through And once again, time stamps for future travelers:brbrIntro (0:00)brFederation (1:14)brSentinel (32:51)brNo Man's Land(1:04:32)brLight and Darkness (2:22:33)brVoids (3:01:57)brMuseum Piece (3:46:54)brThough This Be Madness (4:26:38)brYet There Is Method In It (5:59:23)brEnd Credits (6:29:04)
Comment from : Zarkazm

lol at 16:40 Maybe try a better outgoing personality, Bones?
Comment from : TyVulpintaur

Please do consider doing a James T Jerkface playthrough sometime!
Comment from : mugg1991

I love that this exists, but there's not much emotion in these performances from the actors unfortunately
Comment from : Adam Cartwright

i would play this if they made a remake
Comment from : HighwayStarS2000

Im watching this for the 2 time, a great game
Comment from : Rick Drent

What are the Stardates for No man's Land, The light and the Darkness, and Museum Piece?
Comment from : CaptainArrrgh

Timeless Awesomeness!
Comment from : ChaotiX Trekker

One thing that kind of took me out of the moment was the voices You'd think that'd immerse me, and it does, but the problem is that they all sound too oldbrbrI know there was nothing they can do about that, but you have a bunch of 60 and 70-year olds playing 35-40 year oldsbut their voices have changedwhich does not sync well with memories You remember the exact way each character sounded in the show, and it doesn't match herebrbrThis isn't as big an issue in the movies because they are playing older characters, but when going back to the show, you can tell the differencebrbrBut the game is still impressive, and hey, since they don't actually need to film anything, they can be WAY more ambitious here
Comment from : Jordafflyn

16:40 - Just casually lying face down on the floor "I hate when they do that Jim why does everyone not like me? Why does everyone keep shooting at me?" - Poor McCoy xD
Comment from : Joey Lock

I'm playing the first mission and do everything as it is done here and I still can't get a perfect score, I don't understand what I'm missing :/
Comment from : Jen

Fantastic, especially for 1993! Still shocked that TNG A Final Unity was only 1995
Comment from : Guy Gadbois

Oh, the memories! This game actually made me go out and buy a new PC I bought this, got it home and it would not run I went back out and bought the latest, greatest most uptodatest machine they offered A 486DX4
Comment from : Six String Löve

I wish the bridge would shake during the space battles
Comment from : Ben Geiger

Watching this is weirdly soothing Nostalgia is a hell of a drug
Comment from : Nudget Ted

game looks cool but the dialogue ui is really bad!
Comment from : Belshazzar

XD poor mcoy, i think he must know how it feels bieng a redshirt
Comment from : Sinbad316

I had this game as well as the other one like it but a bit shorter 'Star Trek: 25th Anniversary' I played and beat the later, but unfortunately, I could never get Judgment Rites to run :(
Comment from : Captain Obvious

I'd love it if they remastered this game!
Comment from : Michael

Is trelane a Q?
Comment from : jerome

I just re-played this, a while ago Good timesbrbrI also managed a perfect score playthrough this time, 4 points in all missions ^_^
Comment from : Ray Vertti

Interesting playthrough, never saw this one I'm particularly struck by the attitudes in Though This Be Madness Written over twenty years ago and already showing a great deal of concern about the over-reliance on medication-based treatment for psychological problems The overarching theme of "out of sight, out of mind" isolation of the mentally ill and developmentally challenged is delivered in a clumsy way, but it predicted the ridiculous extent of the problem we're seeing these days
Comment from : Rich McGee

Wow
Comment from : antwan1357

13:33 Heh Generic engineering I'd say that was Kelley's misread, but that's how it's spelled in the text as well
Comment from : Hammerest

lol McCoy cracked up on the sentence at 5:04:05 and they still used it in the game
Comment from : Requinix17

That was one of the most fantastic games I've ever seen, truly a great Star Trek game though the ship to ship combat sections were a little simple, and the fight against Trelane was way too long (Not by fault of the player but more by fault of the "hit points" of Trelane's shields) in my opinionbrbrAn absolutely awesome longplay! Thanks for the upload!
Comment from : linkeffect82

RIP Spock
Comment from : Gothiczartan

"Glorious Pebbles?"
Comment from : LtDavidB312

the enterprises fighting a biplanenow i've seen everythingthat was just utterly the randomest thing i've ever seen
Comment from : AnimaIgnisSolaris

1:55 Way to act there, Shanter
Comment from : JustinJTime

"You pointy eared confusion factory" lol Spock and Doc are hilarious :)
Comment from : jewelbell5

I played the shit out of this when it first came out and it is definitely the best Star Trek game ever made!! Great video!
Comment from : ryanjwebb

This may be one of the strangest comments you'll ever get but I'm an amnesiac and watching this video has actually given me flashes of memories Not much but it's a start Thankyou :p
Comment from : DakanaGarretson

25th anniversary and this were my favourite dos games
Comment from : sandcrawler200

Great video Thank you, I never knew game like this exist:) I was surprised that whole thing was dubbed
Comment from : Arenoth21

better than every season of Enterprise
Comment from : adhad dawdaw

6 hours and way better than Star Trek V
Comment from : Jim McClane

Damn it! I'm a doctor not a target! lol Plus Bones' line about his "love" for transporters, lol
Comment from : Trent Bennett

"Vulcans do not play baseball, Doctor"brbrFive years later, the DS9 episode Take Me Out to the Holosuite airs XD
Comment from : Sir Broadsword

25:25 Sabatagelmfao
Comment from : Joe Thompson

I really miss Interplay and games of this time They were small teams working on things they loved instead of huge companies that are only interested in how much money they can milk from a title It was a great time to be a gamer I have this and 25th still on my machine today and they are still fun to play
Comment from : WarlordATF

20 years later - 1000 games later - this is still one of the best I ever played And puts later supposed starship games to shame Just listen to the descriptions of the things in the museum - real sci-fi worldbuilding!!!
Comment from : LazarusRemains

Outstanding! I have to agree this was an excellent game, combining both player skill and knowledge, so unlike of many today's games, that are shoot em ups, or straight linear linear stories Just glad I was fortunate to play :)
Comment from : TheBlackSheep

Its like watching missing episodes of the original series, well almost but as close as we are ever going to get Thanks for posting
Comment from : hamanu666

It's a pity that television and movie based video games today can't do what Judgement rights could do 20 years ago, get the entire ORIGINAL cast together to create a game that felt like you really were part of a Star Trek mission Gad I love this game
Comment from : SarcyseTiranin

3:28:25 Interplay did a great job breaking the 4th wall
Comment from : Kenneth Rogers

You must have had the floppy version in that case
Comment from : Kenneth Rogers

Indeed Long live Star Trek
Comment from : Tweak91ify

best startrek game made to date IMO
Comment from : xxYetterxx

Ah! Shatner and his pronounciation of "sabatoge"
Comment from : Monkof Magnesia

The voice acting plus the attractive graphics and storytelling make this game look it holds up pretty damn well over the years They could release this now in HD versions of the old 2D art (like they did with Monkey Island) and it would be fantastic
Comment from : IamSpacedad

Interesting how the sound effects for the bridge and what not are Midi is that just the way it was made? or is there a different version?
Comment from : B-MAN

They actually left in some bloopers? XD "that might restrict her adult pattern creation-representation cap *snrk*"
Comment from : Edgewalker001

The manual would have came with the game, and you need the map for the copy protection
Comment from : Kisai

I'm afraid I can't help you, I've got my original game CD and it just worked fine
Comment from : L-1011 Widebody

How did you get the voices to work? I recently download the cd collection game and everything is working but the voices in dosbox 074
Comment from : Eugene Lim

I know that this is probably a pretty dumb question, but what are the controls to this game? I finally got it to work with DOSbox but I can't figure out the controls How do I pause this game, how do I save, how do I simply open the menu? I can't find a single place online where someone simply says how you play this game
Comment from : MrZkinandBonez