From gambling mercenaries to vicious criminals and even space felines, Citizen Sleeper 2 has some wild and memorable characters.

After impressing Surya with your shipfitting work in the Scatteryards, you’ll unlock a new colour scheme for your ride, and the “Paint The Rig” drive. Now, as simple as it might sound, the world of Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is one of hard-won luck,

Citizen Sleeper 2 features the same compelling sci-fi setting as its predecessor, but some of the new mechanics might be tricky for beginners.

Rather than just the bombast of dizzying intergalactic battles, modern science fiction tales are imagining futures shaped by pervasive inequality and technological conquest. Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, a roleplaying game by Gareth Damian Martin and one-person studio Jump Over the Age, is a science fiction tale of that pedigree.

Starward Vector is a new chapter in the critically acclaimed sci-fi adventure from developer Jump Over The Ages.

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector arrives on PC, Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 5 on January 31. This review is written based on PC code provided by the publisher.

Starward Vector is a cozy game, but it isn't a ‘cozy game’. Each time I load it up, I find the aesthetics, the UI, the audio, and the writing lulling me into a false sense of security. It starts the moment you reach the title screen,