The Nintendo Switch 2 is still receiving regular doses of game upgrades, and now two cerebral science fiction RPGs are the latest. It's now a common refrain for new gaming hardware to bolster a slow schedule of exclusive releases with upgrades of games previously dropped on predecessor hardware. Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, and Pokémon Pokopia remain Nintendo's biggest year-one attractions for the Switch 2 until the Ocarina of Time remake and Splatoon Raiders arrive.
Now two notable indie RPGs have made their return today, June 25, with new Switch 2 Editions. Citizen Sleeper and Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector have been upgraded to run better on Nintendo's new console, now supporting 4K resolution while docked and 1080p in handheld mode. Both games now also run at 60 frames per second on Switch 2, regardless of which mode of play is being used. If you already own either game on the original Switch, it can be upgraded to the Switch 2 Edition at no cost, per a press release.
If you're a fan of modern classic Disco Elysium (or its controversial new sequel), the two Citizen Sleeper games may be right up your alley with their...
