Even when the game's own systems of dice and clocks clash with its stories of human interest, it is the people who come out on top. Throwing off the shackles of a faceless process governing your life is a recurring theme in this blend of sci-fi RPG and interactive fiction, and it makes for a strong rags-to-ramen story of one robot on the run.
Systems should not govern people's behaviour, he says, the people are what matters. In one scene he explains his deep anti-capitalist reasoning to you. He is not my favourite character in Citizen Sleeper but he is the one who best represents it. Feng is a zealous computers guy with less of an axe to grind and more of a guillotine to set up.
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