Citizen Sleeper is a narrative-driven sci-fi game on consoles, where you play as a synthetic being trying to survive on a space station, making choices that shape your story, but what about its choice-based gameplay—did you feel like your decisions had a real impact on the story’s outcome, or were many of them superficial? How did the game’s writing (which explores themes of identity, survival, and community) draw you into the world of the Eye space station, and which of the game’s characters (like the mysterious Damien or the kind-hearted Lem) did you form the strongest connection with? Also, what did you think of the game’s time-management mechanics (balancing your energy and needs), and did they add tension to the survival aspect or feel like a chore?