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Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space

2021
GenresAdventure, Indie, Science Fiction and Futuristic, Simulation, RPG, Top-Down Perspective, Strategy, Single Player
AvailableJan 28, 2021
PlatformNintendo Switch, PlayStation 4
DeveloperEden Industries
Overview

Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space includes both the Citizens of Earth and Citizens of Space games. This time the two adventures have united with brand-new elements. Recruit 88 Citizens with unique abilities to save the Earth in both time-periods! Time travel back-and-forth between Citizens of Earth and Citizens of Space, unlocking new content and revealing the true ending!

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7 reviews found

80

SwitchRPG

Feb 15, 2021

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80

Pure Nintendo

Nintendo Switch

Mar 2, 2021

Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space is a neat alternative to the original games. Including newly added side quests, characters, and a hidden ending. Citizens Unite gives players a fun new experience that lets them play two awesome games for the price of one.


80

Starbit

Nintendo Switch

Mar 15, 2021

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70

TouchArcade

Nintendo Switch

Feb 1, 2021

I’ll say upfront that I wasn’t the biggest fan of either of the included games in their original forms. I think Citizens of Earth has dull combat and can get a little obnoxious. Citizens of Space has better combat but its story and themes don’t hit as well for me. Both games are trying hard to be funny and that is always a risky play. When you put them together, and do it in the very unique way Citizens Unite does, you get something that is a bit better than the parts of its whole. You can easily switch between the two games, and indeed there is some extra content in here that plays on that. Tired of Earth‘s battles? Jump over to Space. Want something a bit more grounded than Space‘s far-out setting? Hop back to Earth for a bit. Frankly speaking, both of these games are best enjoyed in smaller bites, and this unified collection greatly facilitates that approach. SwitchArcade Score: 3.5/5 New Releases Turrican Flashback ($29.99) SwitchArcade Highlight! Depending on which part of the world you hail from, you may vaguely remember Turrican, not know it at all, or consider it one of the finest names in side-scrolling action games.


60

Nintendo Life

Nintendo Switch

Mar 6, 2021

While it's a compelling package, Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space doesn't excel as an RPG in either of its halves. There's fun to be had, but it's obfuscated to some extent by technical issues and a lack of balance to its gameplay. That said, a lot of love has obviously been poured into this title and if you like your games with a bit of a unique personality, that's very much in evidence here. If you've already played these RPGs before, there's not enough here to draw you back for a repeat play, but new players might find this worthy of their hard-earned cash – if they're willing to put up with some rough edges.


60

Screen Rant

Nintendo Switch

Jan 28, 2021

Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space is the kind of RPG that players can easily chip away at for some light entertainment. Its gameplay never really becomes deep enough to be a selling point on its own for when the humor fails to land, but much of the time the game's tone hits the right spot. Given its relatively unique place in the market, it's certainly a solid place to turn for RPGs fans after something different. Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space releases today, January 28, 2021 for PC, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.


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RPGamer

Nintendo Switch

Mar 31, 2021

Citizens Unite! Earth and Space has largely been mentioned as two separate games. That is because both games are played entirely separate and, except for a bunch of side-quests added in with a few new characters and encounters, nothing has been changed to either game to make this content feel like it needs to be there. With no payoff to the game-hopping the release feels longer and is just a detriment to two otherwise average games. If neither game has been played before this is a handy collector’s pack but there is no real need to delve too deeply for returning players unless a collect everything attitude is undertaken. The games look nice, with vibrant character work and their own unique feel in combat and talents, but with minimal character growth to them beyond mere caricatures it feels more chore and bore, than bringing in an excite to unite.

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