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Game Title: Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector

Platforms:

• PlayStation 5 (Jan 31, 2025)
• Nintendo Switch (Jan 31, 2025)
• Xbox Series X/S (Jan 31, 2025)
• PC (Jan 31, 2025)

Trailer:

• Citizen Sleeper 2 - Date Announce Trailer

Developer: Jump Over The Age

Publisher: Fellow Traveller

Review Aggregator:

OpenCritic - 85 average - 97% recommended - 37 reviews

Critic Reviews

But Why Tho? - Eddie De Santiago - 9 / 10

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Checkpoint Gaming - Percy Ranson - 8 / 10

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Console Creatures - Matt Sowinski - 10 / 10

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Console-Tribe - Simone Cantini - Italian - 85 / 100

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Digital Trends - Giovanni Colantonio - 3.5 / 5

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DualShockers - Joshua Speer - 9 / 10

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Eurogamer - Robert Purchese - 5 / 5

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Evilgamerz - Peter Derks - Dutch - 8.5 / 10

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Game Lodge - Jean Kei - Portuguese - 10 / 10

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GameLuster - Nairon Santos de Morais - 8 / 10

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Gameliner - Claudia Tjia - Dutch - 4 / 5

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Gamer Social Club - Vikki McGowan - 9.5 / 10

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GamesRadar+ - Rollin Bishop - 4 / 5

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GamingBolt - Shubhankar Parijat - 9 / 10

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IGN - Jarrett Green - 8 / 10

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Kotaku - Ethan Gach - Unscored

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MKAU Gaming - Dylan Kocins - 9 / 10

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NintendoBoy - João Pedro Vale - Portuguese - 9 / 10

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NookGaming - Wes Playfair - 9 / 10

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PC Gamer - Harvey Randall - 80 / 100

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PCMGAMES - José Miguel Rodríguez Ros - Spanish - Recommended

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PlayStation Universe - Tommy Holloway - 9 / 10

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Press Start - Brodie Gibbons - 9 / 10

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Push Square - Stephen Tailby - 8 / 10

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Quest Daily - Shaun Fullard - 9 / 10

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RPG Fan - Aleks Franiczek - 91%

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Rock, Paper, Shotgun - Brendan Caldwell - Unscored

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Shacknews - Lucas White - 9 / 10

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Siliconera - Jenni Lada - 8 / 10

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Six One Indie - Becca Smith - 9 / 10

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Slant Magazine - Mitchell Demorest - 4.5 / 5

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Stevivor - Steven Wright - 7.5 / 10

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The Punished Backlog - Amanda Tien - 9.5 / 10

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TheGamer - Ben Sledge - 4 / 5

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Thumb Culture - 5 / 5

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VDGMS - Darren Andrew - 8.5 / 10

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XboxEra - Aarsal Masoodi - 8.5 / 10

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Horrible news... RIP.

The only good nazi is a dead nazi. What games are the best for taking them out?

India Jones and the Great Circle was a good start, and I'm considering Sniper Elite VR for the highly detailed nazi carnage. Wondering what other nazi-killing favorites are out there.

AI summary:

The Video Game History Foundation (VGHF) has launched a digital library, offering free online access to over 30,000 files and 1,500 video game magazine issues. This collection includes high-quality artwork, promotional material, and never-before-seen game development files, such as raw production footage from the Myst series and Sonic the Hedgehog concept art. The library is accessible to everyone without needing special credentials. The VGHF aims to continue digitizing its physical archives to make them available online. The launch has been well-received, despite some server issues due to high demand.

Hey, do you like gaming?

I’ve been working on a simple old-school retro OpenGL side-scroller shmup, and I’d love for you to check it out!

If you have a moment, it would mean a lot if you could leave a rating, write a quick review, or share a kind comment.

1. https://tetramatrix.itch.io/old-school-retro-mini-game-spaceship.
2. https://tetramatrix.github.io/spaceship/
3. https://read.cash/@Gigamegs/simple-old-school-retro-opengl-side-scroller-shmup-0a184b7d

I’ve really enjoyed creating it so far and have plans to add more features soon.

Thanks so much for your support!

Today's game is No Man's Sky. It recently got a new update with some really cool features. One of these is oceans that are cool as hell and super fucking deep. Me and My friend spent all evening searching for one of these. The main screenshot is the result of this. I found this weird tentacle thing. It apparently lives on a diet of fresh stalks of plants and they are very friendly. I wanted to tame one but i didn't have enough Nanites for another pet slot and couldn't bear to part with my beloved Orbo The Rotund (a big glorious sphere i found).

One of the best planets I found in my search was this one. The surface was kind of plain, but up in the air it was gorgeous. It had a sort of nebula thing going on at night that I would kill for.

Neighboring it was this awesome noxious planet with tons of dangerous plants and these cool but weird palm fan plants that would thrust up and down.

finally, after all my searching though. And in one last ditch effort after my friend got off for the night, i hopped over three galaxies (which also took me 200 LY closer to the center of the galaxy) and found this planet. It's covered head to toe in violent ice storms and lightning. And the waves were really violent. There was even a few times i wondered if it would swallow up my ship.

It was really pretty to see though, because one part of this new update, is that ships interact with waves (which are also a new feature). So I got to see this awesome effect of my Ship dragging waves behind it. I couldn’t really capture it in a photo, but I was able to capture a photo of the waves up above to give an idea of what they looked like. I think I want build a Base here because it is pretty.

Sony's game publishing arm has done a 180-degree turn on a controversial policy of requiring PC players to sign in with PlayStation accounts for some games, according to a blog post by the company.

Sony hasn't lost hope that players will still go ahead and use a PlayStation account, though, as it's tying several benefits to signing in.

The change is a major about-face for a handful of single-player titles after Sony faced considerable backlash from many angry PC players about the PlayStation account requirement to play the games.

All the parts for my fancy gaming PC except my SSD got here today. It will be arriving tomorrow but i'm impatient. So i decided to slap a 2.5 HDD in there that i think was either harvested from an iPod Classic or my old PS3 Super Slim and try it out with Lego Star Wars TCS. It wasn't really a benchmark (it wouldnt work well with this game anyways with how old it is lol), but i wanted to play with it a bit. Overall, it performed how i expected it too. 60 fps (i cant get it to output to 120 for some reason despite my display supporting it), and 4k. Honestly the HDD was a bottleneck in scenes where it needed to load in assets, as it would stutter then.

The water in this game is very charming. there's something about just being a slightly opaque 2D image that is really mesmerizing to me. I think it's because of a level in Lego Star Wars 3 that it reminds me of. Speaking of Lego Star Wars 3, TCS gave me flashbacks to it. I never really played TCS growing up. I was always more of a Lego Star Wars 3 person.

Maybe it was just because it was late at night, but it gave me vivid memories of staying up with my sister and drinking Jones Soda while trying to 100% Lego Star Wars 3.

while playing this i also noticed that personally, the first level is the closest i feel like a lego game has looked to being made out of legos (excluding bonus levels). The patterns on the bricks have that same kind of rough patterns that legos do.

I had a lot of fun experiencing this game for the first time. Hopefully tomorrow my m.2 SSD arrives, because i have more than a few large titles i want to break in this system with. i think after it arrives i'll retire the 250 gb HDD to being used to store ROM backups to emulate. I'd love to have the storage space to keep a larger collection than what my Steam Deck allowed.