Dice play a crucial role in Citizen Sleeper 2, much like its predecessor.However, a new mechanic that might confuse newcomers is the “dice break” feature, which removes a die’s slot from ...

While playing through Citizen Sleeper 2, it’s pretty much guaranteed that you’re going to take damage to your dice at some point in the game.In this guide, I’m going to go into how you’ll ...

The dice in Citizen Sleeper 2, which releases for PCs and consoles on Friday, can be spent on actions within a cyberpunk future where mercenaries, ...

In Citizen Sleeper 2, Martin expanded the system to model trauma. Dice break if you get too stressed, requiring costly resources to repair. "They'll take little scratches and nicks," says Martin.

To play Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, you simply roll a set of dice. Roll the dice, assign the dice, repeat. It’s almost like playing Yahtzee. But instead of gathering with friends or ...

There's a moment a few hours into Citizen Sleeper 2 where I'm on the back foot and failing. The dice I use to do things in the game are breaking, and the mission I was confident about finishing is ...

Ahead of the release of Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, I spoke to developer Gareth Damian Martin about what it's been like to come back to the world of the dice-driven RPG in a post-Baldur's ...

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is ... All the mechanics of the original are here, and, as before, you generate a row of dice each turn, which Citizen Sleeper 2 refers to as a "cycle." ...

The first Citizen Sleeper’s depiction of a far-future gig economy was both thematically strong and quite absorbing as a gameplay loop.In selecting from a set of randomly rolled dice for each day ...

For large swaths of its playtime, Citizen Sleeper 2 is more or less a book. Dice rolls or no, you spend the bulk of your time in-game reading. For me, that rules, especially because developer ...

Citizen Sleeper 2 has RPG-style story decisions that are thrust upon you during story sections. No dice rolls, just a reliance on your current skills. Whatever the outcome, you can always rely on ...