It works, and works well, but the success of Citizen Sleeper also set the bar impossibly high.
Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is, in some ways, just Citizen Sleeper But More.
More to do, more people to meet, and more existential questions to contemplate.
Wake up, Sleeper; there’s no time to waste.
The dice rolls you’re saddled with may have you weighing up these decisions for a while.
With traditional tabletop role-playing games, this is where improv and quick thinking might come into play.
Increasingly throughout my 13-hour playthrough, I wondered if that is the point.
The only one where Ididn’tcompletely succeed in the end had a positive outcome regardless.
But perhaps I really am some kind of godly strategizer instead.
You either do, or you don’t and very occasionally somewhere in between.
Who are you to decide?
A Sleeper, whose entire existence and personhood remains in question throughout.
Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector was reviewed on PC, with a code provided by the publisher.
