Star Trek Online developer Cryptic has ruled out the possibility of it releasing a sequel to the game in future years - telling CVG it would rather constantly update its existing MMO.
The title was released on PC back in February to mixed reviews - but has remained popular with fans.
However, Cryptic executive producer Craig Zinkievich told CVG this week that the studio won't release a follow-up to the title.
He said: "I'm not really sure it makes sense to create a sequel in the MMO market. Typically, you see an MMO called a sequel because either a new team worked on the property or the original team wanted to reboot their IP.
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"With Star Trek, the beauty is the story is never really finished, so as the IP continues to grow, so can we. Barring a new edition of our engine, I can't really see us doing a sequel."
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