With no one to turn to for help (and as the physical body hosting your consciousness is slowly dying from a failsafe mechanism implanted by your former employers/captors), you’ll have to navigate the station’s numerous factions, forge and maintain friendships, and earn credits in order to upgrade your body, all while staying one step ahead of Essen-Arp’s desperate attempt to reclaim their “property” and gradually unearthing the secrets of the station’s past.
Players assume the role of the Sleeper, a digital human consciousness who has escaped the clutches of Essen-Arp, a ruthless space conglomerate, via an artificial body and landed smack dab on Erlin’s Eye. Image: Jump Over The Age/Fellow Traveller
Set on a derelict space station named Erlin’s Eye, Citizen Sleeper’s cast consists of a ragtag group of outcasts, hackers, mercenaries, and everyday folks trying their best to escape from out of the long pernicious shadow of interplanetary capitalism and build a world where something better might be possible. A second trailer (and release date) for Elden Ring! Bethesda’s Starfield! Arkane’s Redfall! But of all the games shown during this year’s biggest gaming news event, the game that’s stuck in my mind the most is a little indie title whose trailer was tucked into the back half of the PC Gaming Show: Citizen Sleeper.ĭeveloped by Gareth Damian Martin, aka Jump Over The Age, Citizen Sleeper is a slice-of-life narrative RPG inspired by tabletop roleplaying games. A lot of flashy and exciting games got announced during E3 earlier this month.
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