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Star Trek Online to Feature Multi-Era Spock for Franchise 60th Anniversary

Arc Games and Cryptic Studios will release "Rediscovered," a temporal expansion featuring Ethan Peck and archival Leonard Nimoy audio, starting September 2026.

By Grant Whitfield · September 8, 2026 · 1 min read

Published by Hollywood Tomorrow

Gaming illustration for Star Trek Online to Feature Multi-Era Spock for Franchise 60th Anniversary
Gaming illustration for Star Trek Online to Feature Multi-Era Spock for Franchise 60th Anniversary

Arc Games and Cryptic Studios are preparing a multi-era Spock storyline for the next major chapter of *Star Trek Online*, timing the rollout to align with the franchise's 60th anniversary milestone. The upcoming season, titled *Star Trek Online: Rediscovered*, is scheduled to arrive on PC on September 22, 2026, followed by a console release for PlayStation and Xbox on November 10, 2026, according to details shared by GamesBeat.

Revealed during Cryptic Studios' official Star Trek Day broadcast, the update revolves around temporal fractures that allow players to interact with Spock across several distinct points in franchise continuity. The production enlisted Ethan Peck to voice Lieutenant Spock as seen in *Star Trek: Strange New Worlds*, while voice actor Piotr Michael will portray the character's *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country* era as Captain Spock.

To complete the character's progression, the developers are incorporating original archival dialogue of the late Leonard Nimoy as Commander Spock from the original 1960s television series. The voice roster also features Lisa LoCicero reprising Lieutenant Miral Paris and Jon St. John returning to the role of B'vat.

## Temporal Narrative and Remaster

Narratively, *Rediscovered* continues Cryptic Studios' overhaul of legacy content by remastering "The Ultimate Klingon" storyline, a project that originated with the game's prior *Undiscovered* revamp. The plot requires players to travel to the year 2409 to investigate temporal disturbances triggered by the disappearance of key Federation and Klingon leaders, following a trail that begins on the Gateway Planet.

For long-running licensed games, combining multi-generational talent with archival assets represents a proven method to maintain engagement among an aging player base. By bridging contemporary Paramount series cast members with 1960s heritage audio, Cryptic and Arc are positioning the expansion as both a nostalgia play for legacy fans and a cohesive update for active players.

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