Janeway quietly responds that she would prefer not to discuss Seven of Nine. The class goes well, until a cadet asks Janeway about Seven of Nine's involvement in the Unimatrix Zero Borg Resistance Movement with Admiral Janeway. As the one Starfleet officer in the entire service who has had so much experience with the Borg, she is the natural choice for such a lecture. He introduces Janeway as the guest lecturer. Admiral Janeway includes another part to the toast: to those of the Voyager "family" not there to celebrate with them.ĭays later, Barclay is conducting a lecture on the Borg to a class of cadets at Starfleet Communications. They all raise their glasses and drink a toast to the success of the journey. The guests are called to attention by Commander Reginald Barclay, one of the engineers who had been responsible for the Pathfinder Project, which succeeded in returning Voyager to Earth.
Torres asks her if her efforts to have this done have anything to do with the mission Janeway sent Torres' daughter, Ensign Miral Paris, on. And, he reveals, he has finally taken a name after thirty-three years: Joe, Lana's grandfather's name.ī'Elanna Torres, Federation liaison to Qo'noSī'Elanna Torres, now Federation liaison to Qo'noS, speaks with Janeway and asks her about assistance she has requested of her for a certain Klingon man, one Korath, to try to get him a seat on the Klingon High Council. The Doctor introduces the woman, a living Human, as his wife – Lana. The Doctor enters, with a blonde on his arm, to be greeted by Tom Paris, now a full-time holographic novel writer. He apologizes for missing a funeral, but Janeway reassures him those who did attend understood as Kim was on a mission. Kim mentions that he plans to see Tuvok the next day. Kim asks Janeway about Tuvok, and is told he isn't well. Janeway comes to him with two glasses of champagne. As Kim mingles, he encounters Sabrina, the daughter of Naomi Wildman, and greets her warmly. Present are several of her former senior officers, such as a graying Harry Kim, Voyager's former operations officer, now a captain. She has the computer end the transmission, and looks sadly out of her window, a dented coffee cup from Voyager sitting on a nearby table serving as a reminder of what happened during their long journey home.Ī reunion of Voyager's crew takes place at Admiral Janeway's apartment. In her apartment, with lights off, Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway looks at the transmission. Huge, watching crowds cheer.īut the whole thing is revealed to be recorded footage in a news transmission celebrating the tenth anniversary of Voyager's return. The long-lost Federation starship USS Voyager, now returned from its twenty-three years of travel in the Delta Quadrant, buzzes the Golden Gate Bridge spanning San Francisco Bay, then climbs and twirls like a dancer among the fireworks. 4.9.2 USS Voyager flight path referencesįireworks light up the San Francisco night.I look forward to future titles they might have in the works and I recommend this title for people who like fast-paced puzzles. This is a nice initial offering from the duo at Ludo Games. In terms of cons, the graphics options are non-existent, the music is not to my taste, and if you hit a block from behind while following it you will take damage. The mechanics are fun and some of the puzzles really get your pulse pumping as you have to dodge not only the cubes that you send in motion, but also bullets from enemy towers, physical enemies who will aggro you if you get too close, and obstacles like water and mountains. In terms of pros, the story is everything in this game. The game is all about creating towers and striking enemies with moving cubes as you progress down the path toward freedom. When not part of a tower, they will regenerate after a few seconds. Once in motion, the blocks continue until they strike something causing damage, merge with another moving block to form a tower, or leave the screen. You move your robot around the board and use the space bar to attract blocks toward your position. Meanwhile, the robots who built you have no choice but to sit back and hope that you accidentally hit yourself in the face with a cube. You move your robot The story on this one is a blast! Cubetractor is an 8-bit inspired puzzle game where you play as a rogue robot who makes a break for freedom during the course of taking your "exams". The story on this one is a blast! Cubetractor is an 8-bit inspired puzzle game where you play as a rogue robot who makes a break for freedom during the course of taking your "exams".
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