TSA writes: Following up on one of the best video game narratives, Citizen Sleeper 2 makes some bold changes, though not all of them pay off.
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector's true success stems from expanding upon its mechanical and narrative foundation without overriding its potent emotional connection. Granted, emphasizing greater "complexity" for a tabletop role-playing/visual novel hybrid might seem suspicious at first blush, but that would hastily disregard how those interlocking systems create such palpably tense decisions. Of course, another part of that tension is the compelling narrative that's woven within every interaction. Even with nary a voiced line of dialogue nor a fully-animated cutscene, Jump Over the Age manages to ensorcell far easier than most big-budget studios today. With accomplishments like that? It's easy to put up with some crossed wires and inconsistencies."
NoobFeed editor Turzo writes - Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is absolutely a recommendation if you have played and liked the first one. Even if you haven't, it's still worth a try. It has everything from phenomenal writing to varied characters to an intriguing plot. The gameplay remains great without being overbearing.
Shaz from Pixel Swish: “Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector is a beautiful sequel to one of 2022’s best indie games.”
