Citizen Sleeper
Developer: Jump Over The Age
Type of game: Cyberpunk RPG
Kotaku | Kritic
Nothing quite hits the eye like the saturated colors meshed with the brutal robotic landscape that’s expected from good cyberpunk cover art. Case-in-point: Citizen Sleeper . While most covers with the backs of its hero facing the viewer relay an exciting sense of adventure to come for the player, the slouched posture of Citizen Sleeper ’s little dude juxtaposed with the mechanical fortress of the space station they’ll be maintaining instead gives an air of dread. If it weren’t for the cover’s effective use of depth of field between the player character and the space station, one might not even recognize them as separate entities. Given the outcomes of the game’s many brutal dice rolls, this artistic choice wasn’t made carelessly.
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