When you are aboard your home ship, the Reliant, you are given your own private bunk to explore. Inside of your bunk you have access to a number of different options. Your Squad Commander will explain them to you in game when you begin, but I'll outline them. The music for this game is just dynamic. Based on this epic soundtrack of 36 original tracks the game shows that not all the effort was put into flashy graphics and a great story.
Sound effects are also very well done.
From metal clanking on your fighter to the sound of a missile hitting its designated target, the sound shines with realism and originality. This isn't the kind of game you can expect to jump right into and know exactly how to do everything. From looking at the instruction book I received the first page is a complete layout of a standard keyboard. From looking at it there are only ten keys that are not used with some kind of function. The hard part is memorizing what does what, because if you are trying to divert power to shields and you accidentally toggle your eject button, you are going to be one unhappy gamer.