Life of a Space Force Captain

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About this game

Have you ever wanted to be the captain of a faster-than-light starship? You will live a full life starting as a young child of the future.

Play as human, various species of alien, or even a robot. With the help of your friends and your loyal, upgradable robo-pet, you will go to school to learn skills of your own choosing before taking a position as a lowly cadet.

You’ll choose which department to join and rise within as the Solar System trembles in fear when a powerful foe threatens its very existence.

Will you master the psionic arts or use technology to enhance yourself with cybernetics? Will you follow the rules or will you do whatever is necessary? The choice is yours in Life of a Space Force Captain!

A new look at the Lucidverse. After the Lost Heir, Life of a Wizard, and the Last Wizard, there was New Daria (home of Life of a Mobster and Paradox Factor.) This story takes place a few hundred years after that.

* 6 Friends with full back stories, character arcs, and possible romances, if you wish.
* Cybernetic Implants vs Psionic Skills
* An upgradeable faithful robo-pet companion.
* 5 distinct departments to join (Engineering, Medical, Science, Navigation, and Security)
* 7 Traits: Strength, Agility, Endurance, Perception, Willpower, Charm, and Intelligence.
* 9 Skills: Combat, Computers, Ranged Weapons, Leadership, Mechanics, Medicine, Pilot, Science, Streetwise
* 6 Fully Playable Species: Aurellian (beautiful bio-luminescent alien), Linnera (giant cockroach with hive mind), Orrok (strong four-armed alien), Reticulan (traditional bald, grey-skinned, black-eyed alien), Solarian (human), Synthetic Humanoid (robot)
* 21 exciting and unique endings.

Ratings and reviews

Enjoyable story except for the last couple chapters. Felt like the story was going along well, then the author suddenly realized they needed an ending and quickly crammed everything together. Frankly, this has been an issue with some of his other work: he can't write a good conclusion. Also regarding some points I've seen mentioned related to stats, I'd say that it's similar to the Lost Heir series. Some skills are clearly better than others, and you better specialize if you want to succeed.

Pretty good. Especially for Star Trek fans. Well written, good characters, and it's pretty long. Stat system is same as the Daria books so if you've played them it is easy to handle. The game doesn't exactly hold your hand, and important characters can easily die, as can your character which sucks since it has no save system. Make a major mistake and you'll have to start all the way over. Still, it's an easy 5-star and well worth the $4.

Really great and engaging game, very unique. A must play for fans of Star Trek especially. Tons of variability for your character, lots of different ways to react to things, I love that there's even multiple playable alien races. Getting a good ending can be a bit tricky sometimes but it's really rewarding when you do. I love the authors writing style - A focus on telling a good story rather than fluffing the text with overly flowery purple prose.