One Hundred Views of The Gun-Dog: The Ace Pilot and the First Mate

Fellow Crewmates!

First, we’re excited to share a preview of another soundtrack:

More Questions Than Answers

https://youtu.be/_rks0FQuRrI * The full version of the track will be available as part of the OST after the game releases.

Today's introduction will be a bit different. Instead of starting with the ship's facilities, we will introduce three crew members.

Ensign Hansen Crwys

Hansen is a "Juno III" mech pilot aboard the Gun-Dog. Due to the limited number of mechs on board, the pilot team is small but elite. Having survived the last war, most pilots who made it this far are highly skilled.

Although just an unknown soldier, Hansen's abilities should not be underestimated. It is said that during the last war, his squad was wiped out except for him, and he fought to the last moment in a nearly destroyed mech—its lower body severely damaged, thrusters operating at less than 10%, and only the right monitor still functioning. He was almost treated as space debris after attempting to seize a friendly sniper weapon. After being rescued from the cockpit, he was so overexcited that the medic had to inject him with a near-lethal dose of sedatives to calm him down.

Ensign Haru Rumney

Also a "Juno III" mech pilot, Haru has a very good relationship with Hansen. After all, maintaining a certain level of synergy is part of the pilot team's combat effectiveness.

Haru is a lot more relaxed than Hansen but carries themselves with the same swagger and self assuredness that he does, the kind of confidence you get from going into some pretty tough scrapes involving 15 metre tall weapons of war and coming out alive. Although they're easier to get along with they still have some pretty bad habits. Smoking in the mess hall is their most offensive trait. No one wants a burger that tastes like tobacco.

Lieutenant Vanessa Lord

In the previously released demo, First Mate Captain Vanessa Lord was also a standout character, though more in a negative direction.

Many are deceived by her appearance, thinking she is a disciplined, reliable "class monitor" type. However, after the Gun-Dog experienced a positional malfunction causing a complete power outage, her true nature gradually revealed itself. In the after story, will she become an unstable factor on the ship, or will she firmly stand on the same side as the protagonist?

Find out after the game's release!