Daedalic Entertainment and developer gameXcite have released Delta Chronicles 2, the third downloadable content (DLC) pack for Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown, with five new missions. John de Lancie returns as Q.
According to a release, the DLC launched on October 28th 2026. It is sold on its own and is also part of the game's Expansion Pass. A launch trailer is also out. To mark the launch, the base game is 30% off on Steam (down to $24.49 from $34.99, per the store page).
Across the Unknown puts players in command of the U.S.S. Voyager, stranded in the Delta Quadrant (the far side of the galaxy from Earth) and trying to cross 12 sectors to get home. Ship systems and crew both need managing. The survival strategy game also uses roguelike elements, a term for games where each attempt plays out differently and mistakes can end a run. It launched on February 18th for PC, PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2.
Five Voyager storylines become missions
Delta Chronicles 2 turns five storylines from the TV series into missions, the release says. Two deal with Q's family troubles: “Q and the Grey” and its unlockable follow-up, “Q2.” Players also head into Swarm territory and step into the conflict between the Kraylor and the Annari aboard the Nightingale. The fifth is “Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy.” It centers on the Doctor's fantasies, which cause more and more trouble for the crew.
The DLC adds two new recruitable heroes. Q himself is one of them. It also brings two technologies and three non-player character (NPC) ships.
Q Logs
The other headline feature is Q Logs, a set of voiced audio logs. They cover sectors 2 through 12. De Lancie, who played Q in the Star Trek TV series, reprises the role for them. According to the release, Q offers his own take on Voyager, the Q Continuum, family problems and ‘the occasional downside of omnipotence.’
Delta Chronicles 2 is the third of four planned DLCs covered by the Expansion Pass. On Steam, it follows the Delta Chronicles and Equinox packs and is listed at $9.99. More is on the game's official site.
gameXcite was founded in 2015 and is based in Hamburg, Germany. It develops games based on popular IPs. The studio is a subsidiary of Jumpgate AB, which is listed on the NGM Nordic SME exchange in Stockholm.
Daedalic Entertainment, part of French publisher Nacon, is in its 20th year of publishing. Nacon has owned it since April 2022. Its catalog includes Barotrauma, Deponia, Shadow Tactics and Unrailed!
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