Space Punks - Sci-fi Action RPG

Believing that the galaxy is a pit of scum and villainy doesn’t make Bob a pessimist, he’d argue. It makes him a realist. Look – when you’re in the region of 200 years old, you’re allowed to be cranky too! What would cheer him up, however, is a chance to visit Earth and soak up some of its delicious pop culture (although he’d deny any interest in Earth’s “so-called civilization” if asked, of course). As a former Spin Fed demolitions specialist, Bob’s a supreme tech tinkerer, and nothing makes him happier than an evening in the workshop with his toys listening to late 20th century pop.

You’ve gone and caught a nanovirus. Bummer. So what do you do? Most people would find themselves a doctor, make a warm drink and take themselves to bed. Eris, however, decided to transform herself into a cyborg and harness the power of the nanobots for her own ends. As you do. And the decision has helped her assert herself as one of the galaxy’s leading spies and saboteurs. Those who don’t know her sometimes get the impression Eris thinks she’s better than everyone else. And while that’s not entirely untrue, her friends see her cutting humour for what is really is – affection.

While some folk wander through life without purpose, Finn was destined to be one thing – a warrior. He was born one and he’ll almost certainly die one. He fights aggressively and, much to the delight of his friends, laughs aggressively too. There was once a time when Finn was bullied for his height, but it’s a brave smuggler who’d poke fun at the boisterous boar now. The punkiest of the Punks, Finn’s military training means he’s entirely capable of taking out an entire platoon of combat robots with a pot of yoghurt. But despite this, he’s a very pleasant chap… as long as you don’t wind him up.

Believing that the galaxy is a pit of scum and villainy doesn’t make Bob a pessimist, he’d argue. It makes him a realist. Look – when you’re in the region of 200 years old, you’re allowed to be cranky too! What would cheer him up, however, is a chance to visit Earth and soak up some of its delicious pop culture (although he’d deny any interest in Earth’s “so-called civilization” if asked, of course). As a former Spin Fed demolitions specialist, Bob’s a supreme tech tinkerer, and nothing makes him happier than an evening in the workshop with his toys listening to late 20th century pop.