It has everything you could possibly want to know about the Borg and then some.
The other part of the game is a CD-Rom entitled "The Picard Dossier", composed of what Starfleet was able to discover about the Borg and information supplied by Jean-Luc Picard from when he was changed into the Borg called Locutus. His comments on Vulcans are especially funny! This is a database prepared by Q, and has his own puckish sense of humor. In addition to giving you a phaser at the beginning of the game, Q gives you a small, hand-held computer device. Aside from that, they are pretty neat and fun to figure out. While the answers to the puzzles aren't always obvious, you can solve them with a bit of logic and brute force. Since you can really never fail, (There are lots of funny, at least according to Q, ways to die), this game will keep you playing long after you would have given up on other games. Hopefully, this time, you will make the correct decision. If you happen to make the wrong decision, Q will appear, make sarcastic comments, and put you back in time so you can try again. While it is very easy to fail in this game, Q is truly protecting you. Additionally, you must prevent yourself and Ensign Targus from being borgified. Your job is to defeat the Borg Cube and prevent your father from being killed. Meanwhile, Q takes over the body of the ship's doctor, Dr. For the journey, your consciousness inhabits the body of Security Commander, Lt. Q is the one who is guiding you through your journey to Wolf 359, and humanity's conflict with the Borg.
Star Trek: Borg is mostly about the Borg, but it's also about Q, that supposedly omnipotent superbeing who has served as a guide, aide and gadfly to some of Starfleet's captains.
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