Role-playing Quest Space trap

2094. There have been fierce battles in the solar system for seven years now. Several colonies have declared themselves an independent Jovian Republic and are now fighting regular troops from the United Earth Empire. Control over the rebel territories cannot be regained.

In the strictest secrecy, the imperial government begins the development of the Basilisk project. This is a new weapon that should provide a turning point in the war. The Argus space station, which is located beyond the orbit of Pluto, is assigned for the project. Once it was intended to detect a potential threat from deep space, then it was abandoned. Now it is being rebuilt. The laboratory is headed by the brilliant Professor Sternberg.

But three days ago, all communication with the Argus was interrupted. The station is silent.

The government is urgently gathering a rescue expedition from the military, technicians and scientists. The Argus greets them with dead silence: dozens of lifeless bodies and broken life support systems.

The expedition is quickly establishing emergency power. The doctor soon discovers that several of the station's employees are still breathing. Alas, Professor Sternberg is dead.

However, the station itself was not badly damaged. Perhaps research can be continued. It's good that all the necessary specialists are gathered on board.

But suddenly, the expedition ship moored to the Argus breaks apart from the explosion. A diversion of the recalcitrant Jupiterian Republic? Anarchist plots? Or simple negligence of a hastily assembled team? Like its predecessors, the new crew of the Argus station finds itself imprisoned in a space prison with no connection to the Earth. The air remains for a matter of hours.

You have to track down secret agents, decipher the black box records, restore the station's systems and, possibly, use a superweapon!