Steve Aoki made into character in new Star Trek game

13 February 2019
1 minute · By Jake Gable
American DJ and producer Steve

American DJ and producer Steve Aoki has always been one to peruse avenues outside of his dance music bubble, with the ‘Neon Future’ superstar recently venturing into the world of fast food via his Pizzaoki delivery service, and film-making, thanks to his Netflix documentary ‘I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead’. But now, the former Pacha Ibiza resident is heading into video games, thanks to a new app from the Star Trek universe.

The new Star Trek Fleet Command mobile game, available on the Apple App Store, or Google Play store for Android users, sees Aoki transformed into a playable character, complete with signature long hair and iconic goatee. You can check out the Aoki character below thanks to Steve’s most recent tweets:

https://twitter.com/steveaoki/status/1095245661157568514

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