The Switch version \u2014 which is also compatible with Switch 2 of course \u2014 is priced at $30 AUD here in Australia<\/a>. Most notably, it restricts free movement of protagonists in favour of \u201cNav icons\u201d that fast travel you to items, NPCs, and decisions. You can see an example of a Nav icon above.<\/p>\n Subtitles and menus have also been altered to suit the handheld nature of the Switch.<\/p>\n I adored\u00a0Resurgence\u00a0when first playing on Xbox<\/a>, likening it to\u00a0Star Trek The Next Generation A Final Unity. I noted some rough edges, put was happy to look past them.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m willing to overlook most of these flaws as a\u00a0Star Trek\u00a0fan, though I\u2019m sure those looking for a compelling, challenging narrative adventure will be able to do the same,\u201d I said at the time.<\/p>\n From limited time with the game, it runs well enough, though I\u2019ve encountered a couple framerate dips playing on Switch 2. For just $6 AUD more on Steam<\/a>, or $7 more on console<\/a>, I\u2019d personally recommend those new to\u00a0Resurgence\u00a0to play on an alternate platform. Conversely, those\u00a0Trek\u00a0fans with limited gaming experience might find the Switch version easier to manage.<\/p>\n![\"Star](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/Star-Trek-Resurgence-Diaz-choice.jpg\" "\\"Star")
Dialog options on Xbox, which are replaced by full-screen prompts on Switch.<\/p>\n