Star Trek: GalileoA Planetary Science RPGWelcome aboard USS Galileo. Founded in 2012, our global online community is the premier Star Trek play-by-web RPG experience focusing on science, exploration and adventure. Gameplay features include:
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Gameworld OverviewOur adventures take place in the Prime Universe set 13 years following the events of Star Trek: Nemesis. We are an alpha canon simulation and do not adopt the works of other fan fictions or licensed interpretations. The timeline to the right displays the alpha canon chronology of Star Trek events and crews. |
Adventure | Exploration | Science |
Embrace the Star Trek ethos as envisioned by Gene Roddenberry. Experience adventure and peril with every new mission. | Discover new worlds and lifeforms while we journey through the cosmos. Explore your character’s past and shape their future. | Experience a planetary science adventure aboard a Nova-class survey vessel. Chart new worlds, planetoids and stellar phenomena. |
Mystery | Horror | Action |
Reveal the galaxy's secrets and solve mysteries past and present. Uncover ancient civilizations, technology and life. | The unknown can be terrifying. Face your fears and experience the frightening darkness of space in its entirety. | Protect the ship and its crew against a variety of threats. Ensure the safety of the mission and help defend the Federation. |
Current EpisodeScience station Regula I in orbit above the planet Remidia. | Mission ParametersTitle: Reconstruction (Season 4, Episode 4) Status: In Progress Stardate: 69375.0 Location: Regula I, Remidia System Primary Goal(s): Identify the source of the temporal hallucinations. Secondary Goal: Resupply stores and onboard new personnel. Mission Focus: Shore Leave, Character Development Mission Length: MD 01 - MD 12 | Plot SynopsisUSS Galileo-A returns to Regula I following a routine systems test and the crew begin to experience temporal hallucinations. The ship's company attempts to ascertain the source of the phenomenon with assistance from Regula I's scientists. Meanwhile, a heavy transport vessel arrives to replenish stores and personnel, and Galileo's crew is granted a week-long shore leave on the primitive uninhabited world known as Remidia. |
Frequently Asked QuestionsFull FAQ |
What kind of game is this?Star Trek: Galileo is an online play-by-web (PBW) roleplay game. We write fan fiction within the Star Trek universe for enthusiasts and fellow writers to enjoy. | How do you play?Players log in to the website and collaborate to write scenes within a larger episode. These scenes (also called posts) are then published online once the authors have finished writing the content. | How can I join?Prospective players are encouraged to submit a Player Application Form. The game masters will then contact the applicant to begin the character creation process. | Can I borrow your images/writing?No rights are granted to reproduce Star Trek: Galileo content. Please contact the game's administrators to receive specific permission to redistribute. |
Bridge TourNCC-80010-A |
Bridge (aft)Aft view of the bridge showing Ops, Engineering, Mission Ops, Command, and Conn stations. | Bridge (port)Left view of the bridge showing Science, Mission Ops, Command, and Conn stations. | Bridge (fore)Forward view of the bridge showing Command, Science, Aux, and Conn stations. | Command StationsCommand stations for the commanding officer and first officer. |
Science StationsScience consoles relay both long-range and short-range sensor data, and are used for research applications. | Conn StationThe Conn (helm) station in default configuration showing both attitude and translational controls. | Engineering StationEngineering consoles and the Master Systems Display (MSD). | Operations StationsOperations consoles control power distribution and auxiliary systems. |
Recent EpisodesAll Episodes — All Seasons |
Episode 20 - Reconstruction17 May 2392 | Episode 19 - Tomorrow's Galileo16 May 2417 | Episode 18 - Cold Station 3128 April 2392 |
Episode 17 - Crystal of Life05 August 2391 | Episode 16 - A Far Sun25 June 2391 | Episode 15 - Emanation26 January 2391 |
Testimonials |
I've always held the Galileo close to my heart, it is one of those simms that makes you feel more like a family and the people you meet you'll remember for a lifetime. That sort of simm only comes once in a lifetime and requires a certain amount of TLC from its GM and crew. #GalileoProud. | I'm usually quite picky when it comes to choosing a SIM I want to write on. A lot of different factors go into my choice, including things like community building, a strong focus on story elements, and an emphasis on character development that doesn't feel restricted. Galileo has all these things in abundance. |
I’ve been simming since something like 1998, and I’m heartbroken that I didn’t find Galileo until May of 2012. Aboard no other sim have I found such a high quality of posting activity, writing talent, diverse characters, variety of missions, and players that are both eager and welcoming. Galileo is one of a kind. | My favourite thing about the Galileo is the scope of writing it allows for. When you've been writing on Trek sims for a while, there's a danger that missions can become stale. But we cover such a wide range of sub genres within our mission arcs that it's perfect for writers who really want something to get their teeth into. |
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| About UsStar Trek: Galileo is a non-profit Star Trek fan fiction group. Our players participate in collaborative written roleplay with an emphasis on science, exploration and adventure. |