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Captain’s Log - Players hear a captain’s log played and must guess the episode or feature film.First Contact - Players must guess from a pixelized picture the alien group.If the question if from the episode, but not the scene, this is best for serious fans. If the question is from the scene, then all players could answer. There will be a question based on the scene or from the episode or feature film.

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Questions based on scenes - Players experience a scene from a movie or television episode.

The characters are usually well known, though difficult to guess because of the distortion, and this makes this a good question for all kinds of players.

Spatial Anomaly - Players are shown a distorted image of a character which must be guessed.

This is challenge for all kinds of players

Mind Meld - The names of characters are jumbled and constantly change with players trying to guess the answer.

This is best for serious fans, although casual or nonfans could guess! They are given a choice of possible next lines spoken by a character and must guess the proper answer.

Finish the Line - Players experience a scene from an episode or feature film.

Players need to guess which starship, which is a challenge for casual or nonfans.

Sensor Readings - Players are shown a very distorted image of a ship which eventually clears.

Both casual and serious fans could answer these questions.

Energize - Players must guess which character has been removed from the photo from episodes or movies.

Who Am I? - This question involves providing four clues and players guessing the character, alien, planet or object described.

Here is a list of the types of DVD questions (with a couple of screencaps below): What is nice is that some questions require almost no previous knowledge of Star Trek so that nonfans could play, and there are some challenges for serious fans. At the stations are various types of questions to answer. When players select the DVD, the game travels around the bridge of the Enterprise D until it stops at a station. One of the most fun and challenging questions is an almost "Password" like set of clues which help players identify characters from the shows. Also, there are places, events, or names hidden behind Klingon script which are revealed letter by letter and must be guessed. There are "scanning" questions where images of favorite characters are distorted which players must properly identify. Other times there are very challenging word jumbles that must be deciphered. Sometimes players must answer trivia questions based on scenes from films or episodes. One of the best features of the game play is the variety of questions that are asked on the DVD.

If you get a DVD question, you will either have to answer a "My Play" question by yourself or a "All Play" question where players compete to get the answer first and take control of the game. If you get a trivia card question, you will have to either answer a green "United Federation of Planets" question (about aliens, ships, planets, etc.), a red "Stardate" question (events), or a yellow IDIC question (the popular culture world of Star Trek). Players roll two dice (one that tells you how far to move your game piece and one that tells you what kind of question you are going to have to answer). "Scene It? Star Trek Edition" is a hybrid DVD and board game based on trivia questions from all six television shows (animated show is included) and the 10 feature films. The starship game pieces are metalized instead of plastic. Also, the deluxe edition has more question cards, and its dice are bigger. The deluxe edition features two tins, one with the captains, and the other with the starships. Its game pieces of the starships are plastic and its dice are small. The standard edition features a cool box with the five captains featured. While game play is the same, there are differences between the two in packaging and items. There are two editions of Star Trek Scene It? available: Standard and Deluxe. Star Trek SceneIt? Board and game components The feature plays one puzzle or scene with questions after another on the DVD without using the remote or game board. Also, there is a "Party Play" feature which is great either for solo play or play with larger groups. There are many nice game play features of the "Scene It? Star Trek Edition," especially that the board game "transforms" and allows for either a quick game (about 15 minutes) or a traditional game (about 40 minutes).

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Now, board games return with Mattel and ScreenLife’s "Scene It? Star Trek Edition." TrekMovie has played this game and has a full review with images and DVD screen caps below. It has been nearly a decade since the last Star Trek board game ("Star Trek: Trivia Game" by Mattel).