Star Trek: Enterprise Officially Returns December 2026 In Rediscovered

Published Sep 12, 2026, 1:30 AM EDT

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Not every Star Trek quadrantis represented equally. For instance, The Next Generation gets a lot of love. Picard has appeared in multiple Star Trek movies, and he returned for Star Trek: Picard, playing the character again decades later. It's seriously impressive how many Star Trek projects bring back classic actors, even if the results don't turn out how everyone expected.

Take Star Trek: Enterprise, for example, which doesn't come back all that often, outside of minor events. Thanks to an official Star Trek update, we have more info on what to expect from an upcoming celebration of the series.

Star Trek: Enterprise will be part of a multi-series and multi-decade celebration of the franchise, taking place within Star Trek Online. It's called "Rediscovered," and it's coming on September 22 to PC (and later in the year on consoles). In addition to Ethan Peck returning from Strange New Worlds to voice Spock, Piotr Michael, who played the character in Star Trek: Undiscovered, is also returning as a version of Leonard Nimoy's Spock.

Most importantly, we have an idea of how Enterprise will be represented. Thanks to the new roadmap, we know that the Terran NX Starship is coming to the game, pulled directly from Star Trek: Enterprise. Academy, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Discovery, The Next Generation, and Prodigy will also be represented with ships. The first of these drops is rolling out now and will run through February, ending with Academy.

Fleet Mod Ships are a part of the update, and allow fans to get endgame-ready ships, with customization options to boot. The Intrepid Class and a Defiant Class are teased with new modifications, like nacelle struts and a forward hull. There's also going to be a big Strange New Worlds celebration, which includes the Enterprise.

How you end up securing it is a bit convoluted, but it'll be part of the Starship Icons Prize Pack: "While we’re not giving full details on this pack yet, it will give you excellent odds to win one of sixty starships. As you open packs, you can keep the prizes you won, or trade them in for higher-tier prizes. The Grand Prize is the new Enterprise."

No matter what era of Star Trek you're a fan of, you'll find celebrations for it in Star Trek Online. With all of the quality-of-life advancements the game has gotten so far, it's potentially a perfect time to try it out.