Citizen Sleeper

Citizen Sleeper, from the writer of In Other Waters and featuring amazing character artwork by Guillaume Singelin is a narrative RPG which takes place in Erlin’s Eye. The space station hosts thousands who are trying to survive an interstellar capitalist society.

Sleepers are digital human consciousness trapped with a body that is artificial, which is owned by a business that is looking to bring you back. You’ll have to build friends, make your mark as you navigate through this bizarre metropolis to live to the next phase.




An unutilized station located at the margin of a crisis system. The place is shabby, chaotic active, unruly and alive, it was created by idealists in the shadows of a major corporate bankruptcy. Now it is held together by anarchic alliances, ramshackle groups, and a common wish to escape the burden of corporate control.



You get up every cycle and determine what to do with it. Work in the backyard or perform a shift at the bar. Look through the shops for unusual items or just grab the street food. Make or break alliances, uncover truths and escape those who stalk your. Discover how to survive and flourish, one cycle at each cycle.



People from all walks of life can be found at the station to try to join the ranks of celebrities. The hackers, the engineers, salvagers and bartenders and more, all have a story that led them to the station. Choose which you want to assist, and together you will define your future.



Hack into the station’s cloud to access decades of digital files, explore new areas and unlock the secrets. This is your unique power and, with it, you are able to change the direction of your future. The secrets of corporate America, the rogue AIs and huge amounts of lost information can be found for those who are willing to dive into the murky depths of the network of the station.



Essen-Arp says to them that you’re just another asset of the portfolio of assets that extend across the stars. In a society where human expansion has been defined by the exploitation and extraction of your resources, you’re part of an abusive system. You must escape the makers of the body that is decaying, to chart your own way within a richly imagined, extremely relevant sci-fi environment that considers concepts of precarity individuality and the notion of freedom.



Every time you play, you’ll roll the dice. Then, assign them to the vast array of options available at the station. You decide which actions you choose to take and influence the lives and future of others.


Clocks keep track of your own actions and the actions of others across the station. Clocks are able to record everything from helping a Yatagan acquaintance to becoming a local at Overlook Bar, to how far you’ve come in your life.


Be a part of the journey, not a quest, which allows you to choose and decide on the narratives and the activities which are important to you. You’ll be able to shape the five skills that make up your persona (Engineer Interface Endure, Intuit and) as well as unlock rewards as well as bonuses that are able to alter and change the way you conduct yourself.