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Story-wise I am fine with reboot being the end, although it's a bit short. Gameplay-wise you left me with increasing permanent glitch points to complete the rest of the side quests? Great design choice.

Every bit as great as the first one - an amazing narrative game! Coming straight from the first Citizen Sleeper, it took a sec to get used to some of the new mechanics around dice having hit points and how the glitch system worked. However, once you get past some of the initial p…

I just finished the game. I also completed the first Citizen Sleeper, so I'll naturally be comparing the sequel to it. Story – Pretty decent overall. It's not exceptional, and the writing doesn't come close to masterpieces like Disco Elysium or other heavily narrative RPGs, bu…

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 …

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…

So. I've reviewed [url=steamcommunity.com/id/tariqk/recommended/1578650]the prequel to this game before[/url], and I have a suspicion that the developer took a look at my and other people's reviews, decided that the solution to that particular criticism was to turn the [i]bite[/…

Wonderful sequel to a wonderful game. I had a great time with Starward Vector and found to be almost as good as the first Citizen Sleeper. It does some things a little better, and some things a little worse, but overall it's a very good game. I found that the contract missions f…

Citizen sleeper 2 is an outstanding continuation of citizen sleeper. It shifts the focus of one that is running from and escaping a horrific dystopian company to resisting and fighting back against an abuser. While ensuring your own safety against someone you thought you could tr…

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector expands its world and deepens some of its mechanics from the first game, which gives the player more of a challenge and a less linear experience. Citizen Sleeper 2 took some risks, and they ultimately paid off. Although the core dice-driven s…

If you liked the first Citizen Sleeper, you'll enjoy this one too. Good story and ambient music. This is a great game to play at night with a cup of coffee, a blanket, and the lights down low. #1 improvement over the original: IIRC in the first CS, energy was tied to eating, …

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…

A worthy successor to the first game. The game is somewhat more stressful, with Glitches and Broken Dice being quite frustrating, but at least on the Normal difficulty I didn't find myself in a position worse than just needing to take missions slowly and carefully to avoid issues…

If you played and liked the first one, you can't really go wrong with this one; if you haven't and interested in the franchise, play the original first, because you'll be lost with the lore and mechanics in this one. For me it surpasses the original in many aspects; it's a bit o…

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…

The death spiraling gets annoying, moreso for the fact that there doesn't seem to be any meaningful consequences to a bad timer filing up besides yet more glitches, making it impossible to recover. I'd much rather the game let you die and retry, rather be stuck in this crippled …

After playing Citizen Sleeper (CS), I was eager to play the sequel, and I can say that if you liked the first one, you'll love CS2 as well. CS2 is a longer game, with more characters, more storylines and more quests to explore. On one hand, that is a good thing, giving you a m…

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…

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…

Very interesting game. I think I originally stumbled upon the first game by accident and on a second try I fell in love. How happy I was when the second game was out! It's more complex than the first, the story is unique imho and I still love the concept and the universe. The sto…

a decent sequel to the first installment, the feel of the game hasnt changed while the new mechanics feel fresh. though i think the crew system was a little imbalanced since your drive upgrades dont apply to them and theyre essentially not very useful unless youre mid/late game w…

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 …

The first Citizen Sleeper was about surviving in one place: a single crumbling station, a bowl of noodles, some dice and your feelings. It was intimate. Manageable. You learned where the bathrooms were. Citizen Sleeper 2 said: what if we took all of that, added a ship, a crew, t…

Basically it's Citizen Sleeper 1 but with a ship which allows you to travel between different stations — there are about 9 distinct explorable stations instead of THE big Erlin's Eye. And I'm guessing if you were to add up all the content from all these stations, the overall amou…

玩法上完全改进了一代里到后期没事干的bug，这一作的玩法节奏就特别好，太空公路旅行可太酷了，依旧是带来了原汁原味的赛博朋克，未来空间站的时代众生相，典型时代典型人物的故事，大量的道德抉择就摆在玩家面前，还有前作售后，玩家很难不沉浸到这个游戏世界里，我心目中优秀的叙事角色扮演其实就是这样的，等待第三部中

This is another game that overall I definitely enjoyed but there's a lot of points, bits and parts I'm left wondering why no one had a second thought about. I loved the first citizen Sleeper, I even went back and replayed it when I got this one. From the get-go, you travel arou…

A game about surviving in space with limited resources and powerful enemies. Scrape together resources like money, fuel, and supplies and try to get through contracts while working through situations and mysteries onboard multiple space stations and locations. Travel the belt, ma…

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…

It's short, kind of buggy still, but a nice play. Kind of a shame you can't max your character out like in the first, but it is what it is. Dice durability and stress system is kind of frustrating, especially since you can't do partial repairs, but as long as you manage your stre…

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 …

I like the concept of the games, but everything about the UI and tutorial is terrible. In a game all about managing risk it should be clear what the possible out comes of a choice is. It will also say something has 100% positive and yet give you a negative result. I ended up …