
A gritty dice-driven RPG, in a steampunk city. You escaped the War, but how to survive? Explore the city. Build up your skills. Decide who to trust. Choose carefully: you might just spark a revolution!
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Languages: English
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Very good game!
Short, emotional, and mechanically fairly simple (so long as you don't annoy the Dice Gods). A perfect narrative RPG for those who don't have a lot of free time, and with an inspiring tale that's well worth engaging with on a deeper level. Excellent work. Long live the Sarum People's Republic!
Very much a 'Citizen Sleeper-like' but that's not a bad thing!
If you liked Citizen Sleeper, you'll like this!
A solid Citizen Sleeper clone for class-conscious comrades
A game heavily influenced by Citizen Sleeper and the table role-playing game Blades in the Dark (which is indeed where the key mechanics of Citizen Sleeper are from in the first instance. I didn't find it quite as gripping as Citizen Sleeper, but that's one of the best things I've played in the last few years, so that's not really much of a critique. The story is more linear and the writing and the characters didn't quite come alive for me like in Sleeper, but it is still a very worthwile jaunt through an interesting setting.
Good game, of a similar type of gameplay as Citizen Sleeper. It is my opinion that Citizen Sleeper, both parts, are better games, but it's a matter of taste; certainly worth trying the game. Surprisingly, workers' assembly ending turned out all too easy to slip into; I consider myself to be somewhat left-wing (even by European standards), but that ending was ideologically unsatisfying for me, and I found no way, in my single playthrough, to evade it, despite my attempts. There is "Capitalist republic" achievement, but I couldn't find the way to get it. Oh, well. Most people won't notice/won't be bothered; for me, it was just playing too close to history I've lived through.
Great game, Made me wanting for more which led to me playing citizen sleeper 1 and 2.
Jeu narratif qui reprend un peu le même système que Citizen Sleepers, Duskpunk offre un univers inspiré de l'Allemagne post 1GM, avec une petite dimension rétrofuturiste.
Great amalgement of choose your own adventure, Blades in the dark and great atmosphere.
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