Emma then finds a man-made object near Saturn's orbit. However, the Hexagonal cloud pattern on Saturn begins to flash repeatedly, and Mae is left adrift in space. Discovering another crew member, Mae, to be alive in one of the sealed modules, Emma has SAM help with a spacewalk to get her to safety. They find the bodies of the crew, including Jim, the mission commander. She sets about working with SAM to access the other parts of the station. Once more, SAM receives interference from an unknown entity and blacks out.Įmma reboots SAM again to effect repairs, saying "You weren't making any sense". When Emma asks how the station got over Saturn, SAM checks the station Black Box, which reveals he was the cause but doesn't know how. Concerned there might be extended damage, Emma instructs SAM to check external cameras for other potential risks, and learns that Observation, through unknown means, is now in orbit over Saturn.
They eject the loose module, and the station stabilizes. SAM informs her that a module has become dislodged, and severe stress is being applied to the station, prompting recommendation for her to eject it. Before she can speculate what it is, another alarm goes off. SAM discovers a fire in one of the modules.Īfter extinguishing the fire, they discover an unidentified substance on a blank plate that Emma describes as a dark red oil.
Shortly after recovering some mobility, a station alarm goes off which Emma instructs SAM to investigate. He is also unable to locate the other crew members, who are missing and cannot be contacted.Īs Emma restores limited functionality back to SAM, he attempts to re-interface with the rest of the space station and reconnect to his own components. SAM tells Emma the event has caused him to lose most of his core data, and to be disconnected from most of the stations subsystems. She eventually comes to, and immediately instructs SAM to run a self-diagnostic. SAM recovers after an unspecified period of time has passed, to the sight of Emma having been rendered unconscious following the second event. SAM becomes unresponsive to Emma while being influenced by the signal, and is instructed to "BRING HER". The station then begins to tremor violently with a deafening sound. She manages to reboot the stations integrated AI, SAM ( Anthony Howell) which controls the station's systems and functions, and is the role the player assumes.Īfter performing basic diagnostics to find out what happened, SAM receives a transmission of unknown origin, containing coordinates to an unknown location. Emma Fisher ( Kezia Burrows), the station's medical officer, tries to restore contact with Houston as well as the other five members of the crew to ascertain what has happened, without success. An unknown event has crippled 'Observation', leaving it without power and spinning.
The story opens aboard the multi-national space station Observation in orbit above Earth in the year 2026. Much of the game centers around the hexagonal cloud pattern that has been observed on Saturn. SAM may be instructed by the crew to perform specific tasks, and SAM can reply by finding the task element of interest (such as the status of a station module) and report back to the crew. The player, by manipulating SAM, can control various elements of the station, such as opening or closing hatches, activating safety systems and the like. Further on, SAM is provided one of several small spherical probes that allows it to move more freely through the station and into hostile environments harmful to the humans aboard, including outside of the station. Initially, the player's view is limited to where the crew have relocated SAM, but as the game progresses, SAM can move its core presence between several of the modules on the station and manipulate cameras and other electronically-controlled equipment in that module.
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The player takes the role of SAM (Systems Administration & Maintenance), an artificial intelligence software aboard a multi-national space station that serves to monitor the entire station.
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