Three campaign flavours.

Wow, I recognised it was the same model watching them close together, but amusing that it was the EXACT same prop. How fitting.

Notably a particularly tragic case of a film being butchered and buried on release. Miramax (now infamous) desperately wanted to have their own The Silence of the Lambs and cut the supernatural elements where almost all the film's intrigue and resonance lies. TLDR version; watch 'The Final Cut'.

A fitting irony that that both films have a theme of distorted birth and the eradication of it, existing as both starting point and end of the franchise timeline. They have both been largely rejected by fans to be forgotten and superseded by newer attempts to build on the aging franchise.

Prometheus on the other hand was one I didn't enjoy revisiting. To its credit it tries a very different approach, but for all the talent and money attached it fails to grab me at all. The script has a decidedly rough feel and the mythology answers are distinctly uninspiring.

Envious; never run or played a Star Trek TTRPG but I bet it'd be loads of fun.

Well, I know what I'm doing after work now.

I think it was actually developed BY Codemasters (not Bohemia) which given their nasty split over the OF licence perhaps explains why it's been buried. As to whether it's an uncritical alternate perspective campaign or an 'actually are we the bad guys?' I couldn't tell you two decades on...

Interesting point this. I never completed it, but there absolutely was a 'Red Hammer' Soviet campaign for Operation Flashpoint (since renamed ARMA: Cold War Assault for licence reasons). Unfortunately it's not bundled in with the Steam version for licence reasons but can be modded back in supposedly