Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown Season Pass Adds New DLC, Free Update 1.8, and Captain’s Collection
Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown is expanding with a full Season Pass, bringing fresh content, new technologies, additional missions, and more reasons for players to return to deep space. For fans eager to continue their journey through the Delta Quadrant, the upcoming DLC roadmap promises a mix of story-driven expansions, gameplay additions, and a brand-new sector to explore.
The second expansion, titled Equinox, is already one of the biggest highlights. While its main content has been revealed, one especially exciting detail stands out: the Equinox will also become available as a playable ship in a new game mode. Details about this mode have not yet been shared, but the addition of another iconic vessel should give players more variety and a fresh way to experience the game.
The Season Pass will not stop there. The third DLC is planned to introduce new stories, expanding the narrative and giving players more missions to uncover. The fourth and final DLC is expected to be even larger in scope, adding an entirely new sector. That could mean more exploration, more strategic choices, and new challenges for captains looking to push beyond familiar space.
Players who have not yet purchased Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown will also have a new option. The Captain’s Collection is available for around $60 and includes the base game, Deluxe Edition content, and the complete Season Pass. For newcomers, this package offers a more complete entry point into the game, especially for those who want access to all upcoming expansions from the start.
Alongside the paid Season Pass content, Daedalic is also rolling out a free update to version 1.8. This update brings seven new quests and events, giving players more activities without requiring an additional purchase. It also improves technology descriptions in the research tree, making progression clearer and easier to understand.
The update also includes user interface improvements and balance adjustments, which should help refine the overall experience. These changes may not sound as flashy as new ships or sectors, but they can make a major difference during longer play sessions, especially for players managing research, upgrades, and tactical decisions.
With new DLC on the way, a playable Equinox ship planned, and a free update adding extra quests and quality-of-life improvements, Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown appears to be building a stronger long-term experience. Whether players are returning for new stories or jumping in through the Captain’s Collection, the game’s future is looking more expansive than ever.
