Fellow crewmates!
Today, we're continuing our exploration of the Gun-Dog and her crew!
Let’s kick things off with a powerful tune:
Fight to Survive
https://youtu.be/RZfkywtTb7w
* The full version of the track will be available as part of the OST after the game releases.
This track isn’t included in the current demo, as it’s reserved for moments of high tension. But rest assured, when this music kicks in, the protagonists will face dire challenges—and maybe even find a way to turn the tide.
Engines
Today's "One Hundred Views of The Gun-Dog" features the Engines, one of the most crucial areas of the ship.
For most of the crew, the Mess Hall is the favourite spot on the ship (pilots might have different opinions). But if you were to ask which area they’d avoid the most, the engine room would probably take the top spot.
As the heart of the ship’s power supply, the engine room showcases humanity’s cutting-edge spacefaring technology—bosons, controlled nuclear fusion, and more. With humanity's interstellar colonization expanding rapidly, starship propulsion systems have undergone continuous innovation.
Because of its critical importance and inherent danger, the engine room is one of the few true “restricted zones” on the Gun-Dog.
Mackenzie Cathays
Another reason the crew avoids the Engines? The intimidating presence of Chief Engineer, Mackenzie Cathays.
Mackenzie’s management style harkens back to the days of WWII maintenance crews—strict, humourless, and full of seemingly outdated methods for running this high-tech space. She even knows Morse code! Can you imagine? In this day and age, someone still clings to a centuries-old communication system.
But Mackenzie insists, “Spacecraft and Earth’s old ocean ships are fundamentally similar. Morse code shouldn’t be forgotten.” Who knows? Maybe this outdated knowledge will come in handy one day…
Stay tuned for more insights into the Gun-Dog and her crew!