Citizen Sleeper 2’s art style is simple, mostly focusing on character stills, which themselves are wonderfully drawn, and the environments you explore from an overlooking perspective, ...

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.

Citizen Sleeper, which follows a similar formula to Disco Elysium but tells the tale of an on-the-run robot that holds the digitized thoughts of an enslaved human, is also included in the bundle.

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 is a text-heavy cyberpunk story that features tabletop RPG mechanics, and sometimes, it can be pretty stressful.

Citizen Sleeper was a breakout success. Only Martin's second game, it tells a grounded, human story of a Sleeper; not quite a clone and not quite a robot.

As I played through Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, I couldn't get the image of a 'whale fall' out of my head.When whales die, their giant bodies sink to the dark depths of the seafloor ...

Citizen Sleeper 2, as a game, not a novel, has additional tools that serve to benefit its story. ... The medium is the vessel for the message, after all, and games are no lesser art form.

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, the sequel to 2022’s indie critical darling, kicks off in a high-stakes fashion that I wasn’t prepared for.Rather than hiding out on The Eye and quietly ...

Despite the fact that the second game in the Citizen Sleeper series hasn't been released yet, the creator said that he's already working on the third entry. However, it won't be what you'd expect.

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 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.