Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space

A goofy political crisis becomes a surprisingly broad RPG adventure as a rookie Vice President investigates escalating weirdness on Earth, while a newly appointed Ambassador searches the cosmos for an entire missing planet. Citizens Unite!: Earth x Space joins two comedy-driven, EarthBound-inspired campaigns into one connected story, shifting between suburban conspiracies, alien civilizations, and threats that distort the timeline itself. The tone stays colorful and irreverent, packed with absurd jobs, eccentric recruits, and villains who are far more organized than they first appear. Beneath the jokes, however, sits a genuine save-the-world mystery with a satisfying larger payoff.

Combat revolves around assembling parties from a huge roster of Citizens rather than relying on a conventional set of heroes. Each recruit brings a distinct role and abilities, from damage dealers and healers to status specialists, so success depends on building smart teams for specific enemy types and bosses. Outside battle, you travel through towns, facilities, planets, and strange landmarks, pursuing character-focused quests that unlock more allies, upgrades, and story beats. The united edition lets players move between the Earth and Space campaigns, with actions in one era opening content in the other and gradually exposing the full conclusion. It is a single-player RPG, but its large cast creates plenty of room for experimentation.

The standout feature is the way both adventures feed into one another instead of simply sitting beside each other in a bundle. Recruiting all 88 Citizens feels meaningful because their skills, personal missions, and cross-era connections continually expand your tactical options. Its bright cartoon presentation and deliberately silly humor make it lighter than most JRPG-style adventures, though battles can demand careful party management later on. Fans of EarthBound, Costume Quest, or offbeat turn-based RPGs should feel at home, while newcomers get an approachable, generous package with two substantial campaigns and a true ending worth working toward.