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Misses the mark compared to the first game. Gameplay systems are almost entirely either irrelevant or punishing. Death spirals are easy to start, hard to escape. Had a number of soft locks where areas would load with no interactions. Story and characters are a reduced to flat sin…

The first game did the dice rolling mechanic and pretty well, but had a weak plot. Unfortunately the second entry adds too many roadblocks your with no ways to recover via gameplay. And the cost makes it a chore to play from either progressing an event with its own stress meter …

Worth my time but not my money. You should play the first one, then get this on sale to play a few hours more. I got this through Humble Choice, so it actually was worth my money, but I beat it in about 6 hours. The storytelling is great, but it's too short to have much complexi…

As much as I want to support an indie studio with a vision, I found this game extremely frustrating, and I will probably not finish it. The inclination to fall into a sort of death spiral with streaks of bad dice rolls is far too easy. Instead of alternate paths in the storyli…

The story is incredible. It's some of the best writing I've read in years. But every time I think about booting the game up, I remember I'm going to spend half my time fighting the dice break and glitch systems instead of enjoying that story. Failure is fine. Consequences are fin…

This is one of those games, like the first one tbh, that I feel like should just be a visual novel. I think contextualizing the narrative with mechanical choices makes a lot of sense but I predominantly found the random daily dice and especially the dice health to be really frust…

the constant barage of msg from npc that the player does not chose to engage with nor can skip felt force and clunky , the dialog and story are not bad but neihter are they memoriable. i'd really wish it had voice acting this was a lot of bland texte to read. i like the first…

There is a question to ask here, which is who this game is for narratively speaking. While I imagine I agree with the developers politics on most things, I think it is also important to mention that this game borders on political pornography. I wonder what the right thing to do h…

Video games with any amount of story hinge on the balance of gameplay and story. Whether that's 2 entirely separate systems, or ideally 2 heavily intertwined systems, like citizen sleeper 2. Too bad the gameplay loop is abysmal, which actively takes away from the ability to inte…

A downgrade in respect to the first title, which delivered more pathways and a more compelling story, in a fraction of the turns required to complete this. Additionally, the writers thought it'd be a good idea to maniacally increase the pronoun insanity, and every part that could…

After finishing this sequel I am left with the impression that the authors told the story they wanted to tell with Citizen Sleeper and did not have anything of substance left to add. I do not feel this game meaningfully expands or enriches the world of Citizen Sleeper. What this…

I really enjoyed Citizen Sleeper 1, but the combination of heavier randomness + more time pressure + permanent snowballing consequences for failure in Citizen Sleeper 2 really put me off. Played for 5h and stopped because getting a second level of permanent glitch just felt absol…

It's a really cool style, but honestly once you do a single contract the whole thing is soured so badly. They are next to impossible and guaranteed to fail. I'm fully aware that that's how dice roll games work, but this is something else. You have to roll perfectly AND get a luck…

I got sent on a mission with my partner and a crew. Not optional. The crewmember betrayed me and dictated a new state of affairs. There was one contest role in the dialogue. The thing that irritated me is that after my partner comes back and gets angry at the crew, the dialog…

I loved the first game and considered it a masterpiece. The game mechanics require some getting use to and you can screw things up a bit, but it allowed you to course correct and unlock many endings in one run. I was wondering why the second game had such negative reviews and su…

"Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector" is a Nintendo Switch e-book heavy sci-fi-punk RPG where you control an android with free will and a spaceship. The game has you controlling that ship and crew and taking on contracts while you deal with robot amnesia, corporate and criminal a…

I enjoyed the first few hours of my playthrough, the story was interesting, and I thought the contracts and the larger map was cool. I also don't quite mind the dice health being a mechanic, but I feel like it wasn't very easy to understand upfront. As well, and maybe I'm stupid …

I kind of wish I could give a "meh" rating, but between "yes" and "no", "no" is probably closer. Short version: I think it plays better than the first game, but it's ultimately sunk by the same things that made me dislike the first game. The positives first. Compared to the firs…

The game is lovely with beautiful music, interesting stories and characters. The huge downside is the mechanics. I have had to restart three times now with broken dice with no way to repair, failed missions or, most recently, being stuck on a mission with no dice on any crewmembe…

Didn't really like it. Not enough is explained, and before you know what's going on you can already screw yourself. Also, the "game" really hinges on the writing, so most of your enjoyment is going to depend on if that connects with you or not. I found the writing to be too word…

[h1][b]Not recommended:[/b] Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector[/h1] When I played the original Citizen Sleeper, I was so impressed I remember saying "I'm genuinely excited to get my hands on [b]Citizen Sleeper 2[/b]". So much so, I did something I don't do all that often - I s…

Citizen Sleeper 2, much like the first game, has a charming story, but visual novel adjacent gameplay. It has difficulty levels, but that mostly just determines how happy your story is probably going to end up being. Citizen Sleeper 2, much like the first game, only has so much …

In comparison to part 1 the story telling is so much worse. the dialog options often do not resonate with me at all and all the time you are told what your characters opinion is on things or what it has to feel or think within certain situations. Also new info is way to often dro…