Scopely rolled out Update 95 for Star Trek Fleet Command in September, headlined by Haven, a new planetary base system for Commanders at Ops 61 and above. The update's official patch notes went live on September 17, followed by a spotlight on its new ship, the U.S.S. Kelcie Mae, on September 18. The release also brings a rework of Territory Capture and the return of Alliance Tournaments. Commanders still in the early game can start with our Star Trek Fleet Command beginner's guide.
Haven, the Update 95 Planetary Base
Haven is reached by building the Iconian Hub on a Commander's Station first; its gateway leads to the planet and passively generates Resonance Charge, a new currency used to acquire building shards and upgrade Haven's structures. Players start by deploying an Environmental Stabilizer to clear toxic fog and open space for construction, with a second Stabilizer available later to unlock more of the planet. Haven buildings come in four rarity tiers, Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Epic, and the higher tiers grant account-wide buffs covering G7 Station material and resource efficiency, G7 ship parts efficiency, and building and research speed. The gateway can be leveled up to 10, with each level improving Resonance Charge output and unlocking more buildings in the Haven Store.
The U.S.S. Kelcie Mae
Alongside Haven, Update 95 introduces the U.S.S. Kelcie Mae, a ship built for Ops 61+ commanders focused on Territory Capture. It carries two abilities: Isogenite Prospector, which increases mining speed for raw Isogenite and Geodes, and Staying Power, which boosts damage and barrier strength when defending nodes. Its blueprints come through the free track of the Territory Capture Battle Pass, so players need to complete four full passes to unlock the ship.
Territory Capture Changes in Star Trek Fleet Command Update 95
Isogenite Geode spawn rates increased from 20% to 30%, larger Isogenite nodes were added across zones, and resource availability now follows spawn limits per resource type. Scopely also changed Territory Services to rotate monthly instead of quarterly and adjusted the Takeover schedule, which the studio describes as giving alliances clearer progression paths.
Star Trek Day and Alliance Tournaments
Update 95 arrived after Star Trek Fleet Command's five-day Star Trek Day celebration, which ran from September 8 through September 12 and marked 60 years of the Star Trek franchise with daily missions including "The Final Frontier," "The Great River," and "To Boldly Go." The update also brought back Alliance Tournaments and introduced the Stella Independent Archive, a progression track offering milestone rewards and exclusive cosmetics. Scopely has also outlined plans for a new Dreadnought ship class later in 2026. For a full assessment of the game, see our Star Trek Fleet Command review.