Giocatore: Richard

"I come from a time when systems were not entrusted to AI, a time of space pinoeers and great know-how". This is what you are: the oldest and most experienced astronaut in your spaceship, in all America, and probably amongst all of the people involved in the Hope mission. When journalists, during the press conference, argued you may have been too old for this mission, this is what the Director of NASA replied: "If you want a job well done, ask Engineer Stewart".

Giocatore: Joanna Piancastelli

Cold as Siberia, stoic and stubborn, you are the man who lived more than anyone else in space. You’ve been flying since you were a kid, and you went on your first spacewalk back when spaceships were nothing but metal blocks shot into space. For you, the ship' systems have no secrets: you can say you know them by heart, with eyes closed.

Giocatore: Timi

This mission will open many doors for you, so success is crucial. You know your job well and, assuming the others don’t make mistakes, you shall carry out the task without fail.If the mission succeeds, your name shall be established among those who were critical to its completion.

Giocatore: Liesl Rowe

You think you've got nothing to lose. Too much time spent on space missions gave you a divorce that you hadn’t even been told about and not even a son. The only ones that never betrayed you over the years are the machines, so rational and predictable. Will it be so this time?

Giocatore: Lisa Tatton

Even in a mission like this, there is no need to hurry. Wisdom and speed do not get along. Things done in a hurry never succeed: it is things done wisely that lead to victory. Throughout your life, you have sought the calm necessary to choose wisely, and found it in the precision and harmony of electronic circuits. That’s why you’re the best Space Engineer in the world: because you can see the Universe where others only see a lump of silicon.

Giocatore: Andrea Vaghi

Twenty years, you spent at the service of science. The engines of the first Mars landing, the plant that launched the first solar sail to the heliopause, they've been solely your hard work, and then... and then these bureaucrats, "all credit cards and no brain", decided that it was better to surround themselves with obedient dogs. Of course, breaking your boss’s nose didn’t help! Bottom line, you ended up repairing robot-tractors in Ohio, waiting for an opportunity to prove your worth. Now, the day has come: the Ark foundation needs someone who knows how to get to the Sun, and when it comes to skill, your name is at the top of their list. At your return, everyone will acknowledge what you're worth.