Citizen Sleeper Dev Unveils Fungalpunk RPG Signet City
Gareth Damian Martin, creator of Citizen Sleeper, is developing Signet City. This first-person RPG casts players as a parasite influencing city inhabitants. Inspired by 80s British culture, the game is set for a 2027 PC release.
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Signet City preview - 80s-inspired sci-fi from the maker of Citizen Sleeper
Gareth Damian Martin, the creator of Citizen Sleeper, has unveiled their next game, Signet City, a first-person sci-fi title inspired by 80s social realism and British culture. The game features a unique art style and mechanics where players control a parasite inhabiting different characters, with gameplay and narrative decisions intrinsically linked. Signet City is slated for a 2027 release.
You Are Everyone’s Intrusive Thoughts In Citizen Sleeper Dev’s Upcoming Fungal RPG
Signet City, the upcoming first-person fungalpunk RPG from Gareth Damian Martin, the developer behind Citizen Sleeper, will feature players as a sentient spore infecting individuals to influence their actions. The game mechanics revolve around emotions and a six-sided die system, similar to tabletop RPGs, allowing for diverse approaches to challenges. Martin aims to explore complex perspectives on control and revolution within the game's narrative.
Citizen Sleeper creator's new game is a "fungalpunk" RPG in which you're a parasite, infecting the lives of people in a city inspired by post-punk Britain
Signet City is a new first-person narrative RPG from Gareth Damian Martin, the creator of Citizen Sleeper. The game features a "fungalpunk" aesthetic inspired by post-punk Britain, where players control a parasite infecting the lives of inhabitants in Signet City. It is currently only announced for PC.
Citizen Sleeper dev's next game looks nothing like it, and that's what makes me so excited
Signet City, the next game from Citizen Sleeper developer Jump Over the Age, is an RPG set in a fungus-infected British city, distinct from its predecessor's space station setting. Directed by Gareth Damian Martin, the game features a hand-drawn art style and explores themes of anti-capitalism and poor living conditions, with its world premiere trailer shown at the PC Gaming Show.
