This week Star Trek: Bridge Crew got a big expansion called The Next Generation DLC. As a diehard TNG fan, I love it. The base game did a good job simulating the duties associated with serving on a starship in the Trek universe, and The Next Generation DLC adds a few improvements.

"Look at the hands bruh, look at the hands bruh."

Today on Highlight Reel we have Vulcan flirting, boat bait and hitbox porn!

There are better Star Trek video games out there, but none that come close to delivering the immersive cooperative experience offered by Ubisoft's virtual reality-powered Star Trek: Bridge Crew. It's the closest you can get to being on the bridge of a Federation starship.

Sorry everyone, Mass Effect: Andromeda doesn't come out until next week. But there's a neat range of games out this week to tide you over: the first two Danganronpa games are coming to the PS4, Star Trek: Bridge Crew is out and the trippy Nier: Automata drops on PC.

Captaining a Federation starship via virtual reality is the dream of many, one you'll soon be able to realise thanks to Star Trek: Bridge Crew. We might be waiting a while for the holodeck version, but come the end of May, you'll at least be able to done your VR headset of choice and go where no one has gone before... with the exception of the game's developers.

With three major virtual reality platforms currently splitting up a relatively small player base, finding folks to play multiplayer with on a single platform can be tough. Following Eve: Valkyrie's lead, Ubisoft is making its major multiplayer VR releases cross-platform, starting with the Eagle Flight.

There's a window in one of the corners of Ubisoft's massive E3 booth, and through it you can see people playing the new Star Trek Bridge Crew virtual reality game.