Both Citizen Sleeper Games Are Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 Later This Month
Exciting news for fans of the acclaimed Citizen Sleeper series: both Citizen Sleeper and its sequel, Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, are officially making their way to the Nintendo Switch 2. Mark your calendars for June 25, when these immersive, dice-driven adventures arrive on the new platform.
For those who already own the titles on the original Switch, developer Gareth Damian Martin—working under the Jump Over The Age banner—has confirmed a seamless, free upgrade path to the enhanced Switch 2 versions. This announcement was shared during the recent Story-Rich Showcase, presented by publisher Fellow Traveller.
If you haven’t yet stepped into the world of Citizen Sleeper, there has never been a better time to dive in. The series is celebrated for its evocative art style, hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, and deeply reactive narratives that place the weight of consequence directly in the player’s hands. Its cast of complex, unforgettable characters creates a narrative experience that lingers long after you finish the game.
To get a better sense of why these titles are so highly regarded, you can watch my breakdown of Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector below:
For a deeper dive into where the journey began, be sure to revisit my original review of Citizen Sleeper. And if you are eager to see what Jump Over The Age has in store next, stay tuned: Martin is set to unveil their latest project during the PC Gaming Show, airing tomorrow at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET.

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