Impulsive First Officer and Noisy Medic: New Companion Details Revealed for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn
The upcoming game, The Expanse: Osiris Reborn, is currently under development by Owlcat Games, known for their work on Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous and Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader.
Players of The Expanse: Osiris Reborn will be tasked with assembling a diverse crew, each member possessing distinct personalities and unique skill sets. Among these intriguing characters is Jay, the protagonist's identical twin, who serves as the first officer. Described as an impulsive yet fiercely loyal ally, Jay's core ability revolves around enhanced accuracy in combat.
Another key crew member is Theo, the ship's doctor. Theo is portrayed as a boisterous and charismatic combat medic who lost his license on Earth. His special ability allows him to disable enemy technology, and he further boosts his combat effectiveness by utilizing experimental stimulants.
The team also includes Regina, a reserved comms officer who shares Jay's ability for increased accuracy, and Polly, a young, optimistic, and talkative character. Polly specializes in explosives and wields a submachine gun, excelling at suppressive fire in engagements.
Furthermore, the crew features Alisha, an electronic warfare specialist whose unique skill allows her to turn enemy systems against themselves.
Rounding out the diverse ensemble are Michael, a seasoned marksman with prior experience in the UN army and private security, and Zafar, a calm and rational engineer. Zafar's abilities include deploying turrets and utilizing EMP devices to disorient adversaries. Both Michael and Zafar specialize in the destruction of enemy technology and the disabling of systems.
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