VGChartz's Evan Norris: "It turns out ambassador to Earth isn't the cushy job you'd expect. You have to contend with the condescension of fellow diplomats, who consider Earth, or "Erf" as they call it, a backwater world, and deal with the entire planet disappearing from space—all on your first day on the job. Such is the premise of Citizens of Space, a competent, corny role-playing game with a lively battle system, dozens of recruitable characters, some narrative woes, and too many game-ending crashes."
Citizens of Space is a successor to 2015’s Citizens of Earth. People familiar with the prior game know that you played as the Vice President of Earth. This time, you take control of the Ambassador of Earth and his job is to represent the Earth. Our Ambassador is kind of an idiot but executes his job with brimming optimism and a permanent smile etched on his face! With such charisma and a positive attitude, you can’t help but root for him. Just like the previous entry, Citizens of Space is a role-playing game with a few changes, namely in its art style and combat.
GameCrate: "Citizens of Space is the kind of game that doesn't need to do much outside-the-box to keep you entertained. It's not wholly original, but it will still provide hours of pure fun."
Citizens of Space is a surprising title with lots of charm and entertaining writing. But is it for you? Check out our Citizens of Space PS4 review.
