The best Star Trek board & card games 2026
Looking for a really good Star Trek social game? Then we've got just the thing: a top list of the best Star Trek games 2026.
What is Star Trek anyway?
Star Trek is a science fiction universe created by Gene Roddenberry in 1966 that includes seven television series with nearly 800 episodes (more than five hundred and forty hours of programming), thirteen feature films, hundreds of novels, comics, and dozens of video games, as well as significant fan fiction. Meanwhile, many good Star Trek board games have also appeared.
Star Trek games?!?
In this list you will find games and their expansions that use the TV series "Star Trek" and any directly related characters, locations or other material as a visual theme Star Trek Catan or central gameplay element Star Trek – Ascendancy.
Board games inspired by other media about Star Trek (such as movies or books) and based on this TV series are also included here.
List of the best Star Trek board games 2026
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Fluxx
All details & ratingExplore the farthest corners of the universe in a unique card game. Work alongside Benjamin Sisko, Quark, Jadzia Dax, Worf, and other beloved station members to collect gold-pressed latinum and explore the wormhole while avoiding unexpected surprises from the Founders and Jem'Hadar.
2–6 10–40 min 8+ Immediately playable -
Star Trek Fluxx
All details & ratingSet a course for the final frontier with this game featuring Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and the crew from the original series. Players command the Enterprise and face off against foes like Klingons and Romulans while exploring new worlds and collecting Keepers for victory. The gameplay is dynamic, as card rules change with each play, leading to unpredictable outcomes and strategies.
2–6 10–40 min 8+ Immediately playable -
Star Trek: Conflick in the Neutral Zone
All details & ratingResource-rich planets have been discovered in the Neutral Zone, and both the Federation and the Klingon Empire aim to exploit them. Players flick discs representing various starships to gather resources or attack opposing ships. Collecting energy and command points involves bringing a collection ship close to specific planets. Attacks are made by using an attacking ship to hit an opponent's ship, earning command points for successful strikes, while players can also add asteroids to block shots and protect their vessels. Expanding your fleet by purchasing additional ships strengthens your forces, ultimately allowing you to claim planets. The game ends when a player claims ten command points, leading to their victory.
2–4 20 min 14+ Immediately playable -
Star Trek: Galactic Enterprises
All details & ratingFerengi trade legal and illegal items on Deep Space 9 to maximize their profits, as a Ferengi without profit is no Ferengi at all. In Star Trek: Galactic Ventures, 3 to 8 Ferengi buy and sell goods, competing to monopolize a specific item for greater profit. However, negotiations arise when others offer the same items; players must decide whether to cooperate for mutual gain or undercut each other for a larger share. Watch out for action cards that can disrupt your trading strategies, as the one who gains the most profit becomes the First Secretary!
3–8 45 min 14+ Easy to learn -
Star Trek: Attack Wing
All details & ratingStar Trek: Attack Wing is a tactical space combat miniatures game featuring pre-painted ships from the Star Trek universe. Players engage in explorations and battles across expansive space maps, customizing fleets and assigning famous crew members to their ships, each representing notable factions from the series with unique statistics and maneuver options. This standalone game uses the FlightPath system with a Star Trek twist but is not compatible with other FlightPath games.
2–99 60 min 14+ Medium complexity -
Star Trek: Captain's Chair
All details & ratingStar Trek: Captain's Chair is an asymmetric duel card game for one or two players who command iconic captains across the galaxy.
1–2 60–120 min 14+ For connoisseurs -
Risk: Star Trek 50th Anniversary Edition
All details & ratingCaptains Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway, and Archer have come together to determine who among them is the best Starfleet captain. Engage in this Star Trek adventure by taking on the role of a captain, assembling your away team, commanding your ships, and completing quests on an epic journey through the galaxy.
2–5 10+ Easy to learn+ 2 € above the best price40 € at Amazon* -
Star Trek: Expeditions
All details & ratingStar Trek: Expeditions is a board game for up to four players set in the "New Universe" of Star Trek, as seen in the 2009 film. Players assume the roles of Kirk, Spock, Bones, and Uhura and work cooperatively against the game itself to address various challenges, including a potential civil war and a Klingon threat. The mission must be completed within 30 rounds, or players will be forced to retreat, failing their objective.
1–4 60 min 14+ Easy to learn -
Star Trek Trivia Game
All details & ratingPlayers answer trivia questions about Star Trek, including its various series. Correct answers earn them color-coded insignias for each series, and the first to collect all four and answer a final question wins. Special spaces add unique twists to the gameplay, allowing for challenges and strategic movement across the board.
2–4 60 min 12+ Easy to learn
Frequently asked questions
Which game ranks first on this list?
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Fluxx currently tops our list. The ranking is derived from player community ratings and is recalculated continuously.
How many players do the games on this list support?
Most games on this list support 2 to 5 players. The exact player count is listed with each game.
What age are these games suitable for?
Publisher age recommendations on this list start at 8 years. Each game carries its own age rating.
How long does a game take?
A typical game takes about 45 minutes. Each game's playing time is listed individually.
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