She doesn't act as your connection with the Solar Alliance or anything, her part in the plot is over and it's just time for her to be one of your Ryder pilots. She launches for the fight and the player character automatically decides to extend trust to her afterward with zero input from the player.Īnd that's it. and then this gets interrupted by an attack and if, as I did, you went with 'throw her in the brig' it doesn't end up mattering. She gets assigned to your crew, you're allowed to be suspicious of her as a spy for the foreign military that provided her, Ava goes digging and determines her service record is probably falsified and concludes that she's some elite commando, and when you catch her in the act of trying to steal technical information on the Sunrider it's time to either throw her into the brig or say you trust her. Her actual plot contribution is, uh, nearly nonexistent. She's also one of the funnier characters in the game, surprisingly, in that her behavior and lines border into the ridiculous with no sense of self-awareness on her part: her voiced/combat dialogue involves a lot of stuff like saying 'weaponized diplomacy was successful' when she lands a shot, and while her non-combat dialogue tends to be less overtly weird she still sticks stringently to Proper Military Behavior Ten-Hut Sir! Which is a fairly stark contrast with everyone else even Ava tends to be somewhat informal in how she executes her job and all, let alone the wackiness of Asaga, Claude, etc. Instead, her entire thing is that she's a consummate soldier, which leads to her clashing with Icari because Icari is much more of a lone wolf sort of individual, not to mention was originally outright a mercenary. The story of Sunrider features the greatest elements of space opera – huge space armada battles, political intrigue, moral decisions, and romance.Kryska is the most intriguing of the cast, because she doesn't look like any Stock Romanceable Option to me, and in fact as far as I've seen the game makes no effort to suggest she's an option at all.High technical graphics show off extreme detail and stylish mecha action.Explore a deep world with a history spanning thousands of years.
Travel through the galaxy on missions and fight the enemy throughout the stars.Each mech has a suite of unique weapons and equipment which gives every pilot a unique battlefield role. Properly manage each mechs’ strengths and weaknesses to maximize your offensive capabilities and minimize casualties. Command your forces in turn-based tactical missions.Victory on battle depends on proper allocation of funds between researching new technologies, purchasing better weapons, and balancing limited funds between mechs to suit your play style. Manage a squadron of mechs and your own assault carrier.Find out your squadmates’ back stories and help shape their destinies. Build your relationship with your allies by interacting with them between battles. Your homeworld conquered, your mission is to gather a team of pilots for your mecha squadron.Save the galaxy in this epic adventure through the stars! Features Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius is the second installment in the Sunrider trilogy, which includes all of the content of First Arrival. Together with his loyal First Officer, he undertakes to find allies across the stars to retake his home planet and restore peace to the galaxy. With his home world destroyed and his nation conquered, the inexperienced Captain Shields, and his newly minted vessel, the Sunrider, are left as the only hope against a galactic evil intent on subjugating all sentient life. As Captain Kayto Shields, embark on a galactic voyage of heroism and survival.
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