If you were fascinated by the plausible advanced technology and the rigorously imagined future science in Revelation Space, you'll be captivated by Blindsight. Watts delves deep into evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and first-contact scenarios, pushing the boundaries of what it means to be conscious. The mission to investigate a mysterious alien signal echoes the chilling, methodical approach Reynolds takes with the Inhibitors and the Conjoiners.

If you loved the sheer scope of Revelation Space—the centuries-spanning plotlines, vast interstellar distances, and interconnected mysteries—then Pandora's Star will enthrall you. Hamilton weaves together multiple character arcs, alien threats, and technological marvels into a galaxy-spanning epic, much like Reynolds does with the saga of Dan Sylveste, Ilia Volyova, and the fate of humanity.

If you enjoyed following the intersecting paths of Dan Sylveste, Ana Khouri, and Ilia Volyova in Revelation Space, you'll find Leviathan Wakes equally immersive. Corey’s cast features the hardened detective Miller, the idealistic Holden, and a vividly drawn supporting ensemble, all navigating dangerous political and existential threats in a gritty, lived-in universe.

If the mysterious Shrouders and the enigmatic alien artifacts in Revelation Space drew you in, The Algebraist offers a fascinating dive into the culture of the Dwellers—ancient, inscrutable aliens inhabiting gas giants. Banks’s worldbuilding is meticulous and awe-inspiring, with a complex interstellar society full of secrets, rivalries, and surprises.

If you were intrigued by the ethically ambiguous decisions made by Ilia Volyova and Ana Khouri in Revelation Space, you'll be gripped by Takeshi Kovacs in Altered Carbon. Kovacs is a cynical, brutal ex-soldier navigating a noir future where identity and morality are fluid, and every choice comes with a cost.