Indie developer Thom Roberton's fascinating co-op spaceship bridge simulator Artemis has received a hefty update with with all-new graphics, a price cut, online play and the ability to play with or against up to five other crews.

You can download a demo of version 1.3 from FileShack. The full game now costs only $40 for a full bridge license, which covers five computers. Artemis originally cost $60 when it launched in 2010. Robertson still offers a full money-back guarantee too. Read more »

A co-operative video game where players each control a single station on the bridge of a starship is surely the dream of many a Star Trek fan. While indie developer Thom Robertson's newly-released Artemis: Spaceship Bridge Simulator might not have the license, for now it's perhaps the closest you'll get to living out fantasies of boldly going. Read more »