Elite Force was a great game. Raven took the Quake III engine and built a Star Trek-themed first-person shooter, described by many as the best Trek game ever. The game depicted the player as Alexander (or Alexandria) Munro, leader of the newly formed Hazard Team on Voyager, tasked with training for and handling the many dangerous situations the ship and crew frequently encounter in the Delta Quadrant. Elite Force's main weakpoint was just the short length of the single player story. We want more!

So you'd think an expansion pack would be a great idea; it could really expand on the original game, adding new missions to finally put those criticisms to rest. But that's not what Raven has done.

The main new feature in the Elite Force Expansion Pack is a new mode called "Virtual Voyager". This is not even as interesting as it sounds. Although you have a certain amount of freedom to walk around the corridors of Voyager, and use the turbolifts to explore 10 of the ship's decks, there is not a lot you can actually do. Most of the doors in the ship are still firmly shut; there are just a few key rooms (mess hall, bridge, sickbay, crew quarters for all the major characters, etc.) which have been modelled that you can enter. Really, the model Voyager here is not a lot more detailed than that in the original Elite Force.