The Circle is a group of a few religious groups much like The Covenant in the Halo games, and they are led by The Prophet (also like Halo) and their mission is to brainwash the galaxy and make everyone conform to their ways. There are side missions to explore as you unlock new areas, each telling a small tale of someone affected by The Circle.

There is so much lore and backstory in Chorus that it is easy to get lost during its 12вЂ“15 hour campaign.

The only thing she could do was reunite with her AI ship Forsaken and reclaim her powers to take on The Circle and save the galaxy. As any hero would do, she stepped up to defend her home but soon found she was out gunned by The Circle pilots. So she ditched the creepy church cult, along with her Circle issued powers and AI ship, and started a life as a pilot for hire until the solar system she was living in was being targeted by The Circle. She was tasked with blowing up a planet and killed over a billion humans and began to feel extreme guilt for her actions. She was the number Two in command next to The Prophet, was his death dealer and the most gifted pilot in his fleet. The main character, Nara, is an ex-pilot for the evil church group called The Circle. Developers, DeepSilver Fishlabs, has created a game that comes as close to space combat perfection that you can find, but in order to experience that you are going to have to wade through a lot of lore, some frustrating tutorial style missions and a story that takes itself a bit too serious at times. I would restart or die on purpose over and over so I could replay the best missions of those games as many times as I could. I have fond memories as a kid sitting on my parents' living room floor playing Star Fox and Star Wars Rogue Squadron on my Nintendo 64, and then during the original Xbox generation I played and fell in love with the cult classic, Crimson Skies.

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