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Entertainment · Video games · published 2026-10-09 · via Screen Rant

Star Trek: Enterprise to Appear in Star Trek Online This December

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Star Trek: Enterprise will return through Star Trek Online in December as part of the MMO's 60th anniversary celebration. The prequel series aired from 2001 to 2005 and later built a devoted fanbase despite a mixed initial response. The game event gives fans of Captain Archer's era new content while a separate Star Trek film is also in development.

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Star Trek: Enterprise aired from 2001 to 2005 as a prequel set before Kirk and Spock, following the NX-01 and Captain Jonathan Archer, played by Scott Bakula. Initial reactions were mixed, but the show later gained a loyal following for exploring early Starfleet history and the roots of the United Federation of Planets.

In Star Trek Online, Cryptic Studios will add a Terran NX Starship on PC in December 2026 during the MMO's 60th-anniversary roadmap. It draws on the Mirror Universe and the fourth-season two-parter "In a Mirror, Darkly," featuring the ISS Enterprise NX-01 and Archer's ruthless counterpart.

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Fans of Star Trek: Enterprise and MMO players may see renewed attention to the prequel era through the December 2026 Star Trek Online update. This could encourage community discussion, in-game engagement, and nostalgia among longtime viewers, while newer fans might explore the series' early Federation lore. The separate film's development may also keep broader franchise interest alive, though its actual effect on Enterprise's legacy remains uncertain.

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