More Citizen Sleeper is on its way with the first free episode coming next month

pcgamer.com:

Citizen Sleeper isn't done yet. The grimy, cyberpunk narrative game from developer Jump Over The Edge has three free updates on the way, with the first arriving next month.

The first episode, Flux, takes place in the same rusty space station that you explore in the base game and focuses on a group of refugees. New character Eshe is «a stubborn and driven spacer, whose fate becomes tangled up in that of the refugee flotilla which had begun to arrive at the Eye.» You'll have to dice-roll your way through her story and make decisions on how to deal with a threat that affects the entire station.

There's not much else about Flux to go on, but that's fitting for a game about poking mundane things until something interesting falls out. In Citizen Sleeper, you play as a runaway robot husk and try to make the most of each day on the station by chasing clues and scrounging enough money to eat. Clocks tick and dice roll as you try to progress several interconnected storylines while trying to avoid being caught by the corporation that wants your body back.

The game is about trying to survive one day at a time as a gig worker, and the importance of friendships and community when you live precariously. 

«We've all had days where we feel like we have woken up having rolled 'all ones': nothing goes right, and fate itself seems stacked against us,» developer Damian Martin told us last year. «For a gig worker this feeling is even more extreme I think, as the support structures other jobs have just aren't there. Luck is so much harder to mitigate when you are living on the edge of poverty or homelessness. So the question when you roll a handful of ones and twos is how do I make something out of my day?»

Our own Jody Macgregor praised the