Today, Gameforge, the German-based publisher of browser-based video games, laid off 100 workers in a restructuring that canceled two games and threatens its biggest property, Star Trek—Infinite Space.

A Look At Free-To-Play Star Trek - Infinite Space in Action

Brian Crecente

10/27/10 8:00pm

Star Trek - Infinite Space gets its first trailer today, giving us a glimpse of what the free-to-play game hopes to deliver.

Layoffs at Gameforge Jeopardize Free-to-Play Star Trek—Infinite Space

A Look At Free-To-Play Star Trek - Infinite Space in Action

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