Captain Hannon: The Belanzano

"Captain Hannon: The Belanzano is a large scale sci-fi open world sandbox game."

Paul Cooper·Dream Games Studio· March 30, 2020· Main Game

Captain Hannon: The Belanzano is a large scale sci-fi open world sandbox game. Take the part of Captain Hannon, who's newly acquired old space freighter has crashed in to an asteroid field during his first cargo delivery run. Once you have oriented yourself with the Galaxy and it's inhabitants, you are then in an open world game where your choices and decisions will shape your progress. Work for the Factions in game delivering goods, mining, doing various combat missions or perhaps work for the Gal-Fed authorities.

Story

Charlie had been desperate to get off Morland after being without a ship for over a year. He'd saved every credit he could to pay the deposit on the freighter.

Perhaps in hindsight, purchasing the Belanzano wasn't the greatest plan but it was a start - he was now free to explore.

After all he was a space captain and he belonged in space!

The freight agent on Morland had been highly skeptical, and downright wary of giving him a freight contract. But after much wrangling he managed to convince her to let the Belanzano's new captain transport a shipment of Thruster Manifolds to Kirby Station in the Grantham system.

Charlie might not make a huge profit on this initial run, but at least he'd be free and once again in charge of his own destiny!

Or so he thought...

Everything had been running smoothly. Well, apart from the onboard A.I. ZED, which seemed to have been modified with a sarcasm personality chip. Not to mention a series of minor glitches in just about every secondary system onboard the ship. So far Charlie had been unable to disconnect the A.I. or even reboot it.

As for the other issues, they would have to wait.

Nothing he couldn't fix over time...

Charlie woke groggily to the sound of Sirens and banging on the exterior hull plating. There was a loud explosion from somewhere aft, and all the exterior ships sensors and most of the interior ones had gone offline.

It was going to be one of those days!