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: Starward Vector sparks constant reflection on the way we interact with others and the philosophies we choose as our driving force. Much like with its predecessor, the team at ...

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is a text-heavy cyberpunk story that features tabletop RPG mechanics, ... Comment Icon Bubble. Last Defense Academy makes confusion part of the fun. Ash Parrish ...

Citzen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is the long-awaited sequel to one of my favorite games ever put on Xbox Game Pass, and it's perfect (and also on Game Pass).

Citizen Sleeper 2. It's not far away now.Watch on YouTube. Responding to whether that would be it for Citizen Sleeper games after the sequel, Damian Martin replied: "I think it is for video games.

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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.

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector’s world is so well articulated, so well fleshed out, and so well written, that Gareth Damien Martin has positioned himself as one of the great science fiction ...

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is, in some ways, just Citizen Sleeper But More. No longer are you stuck exploring a single station; now, a lengthy stretch of space with stations, asteroids ...

Citizen Sleeper 2 Wants You To Fail Your Way To A Better Story. The game wants you to adapt and push through a failed roll, not reload a save and keep trying until you succeed.

Citizen Sleeper 2 understands that you don't get to choose how your body grows. You can decide on some things if you're one of the lucky ones, sure, but eventually everything bends and falls apart.

Citizen Sleeper borrows mechanics from tabletop RPGs like Blades in the Dark—which, in a nice feedback circuit, owes a debt to videogames Fallen London and Dishonored—requiring that you roll ...