The phone rings, and on the other end is Hope, a young woman held captive inside Metamorphosis, a secretive totalitarian state ruled by the omnipresent Overseer. Republique is Camouflaj's tense stealth thriller about government surveillance in the internet age. You hack into the state's own camera network and use it to guide her toward freedom. This edition gathers the complete season in one package: all five episodes, through the final chapter, Terminus, remastered in Unity 5.
Watching From the Other Side of the Lens
Republique flips the usual stealth setup. You are not the one creeping through the halls. You are the voice on the phone and the eye in the ceiling. Through OMNI View you jump from one security camera to the next, hack into doors and electronic devices, and size up the Prizrak guards before Hope makes her move. Every lens the Overseer installed to keep the population in line becomes a tool for getting her out, and that irony never fully fades.
Stealth Built Around Hope
This version reimagines the game's "One Touch" stealth for a controller. You take control of Hope directly, and the surveillance tools stay at your fingertips.
- Direct control: Move Hope yourself. Slip between cover, time your crossings around patrols and decide when to wait and when to run, while the camera network keeps feeding you the bigger picture.
- Puzzles and choices: Locked rooms, guarded corridors and security systems all become puzzles to solve. The strategic choices you make about routes and risks decide how cleanly Hope slips through each area.
- A 3D map of Metamorphosis: A three-dimensional map helps you plan ahead, keeping the facility's winding floors and guarded checkpoints readable as Hope pushes deeper toward the outside world.
The Complete Five-Episode Season
Republique was originally released one episode at a time. Here the whole season sits in a single package, from Hope's first call to the closing chapter, Terminus, so the story plays out without a gap. Camouflaj spent five years building it with veterans of Metal Gear Solid 4, Halo 4, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, F.E.A.R. and SOCOM, and that pedigree shows in the mix of cinematic tension and careful, systems-driven stealth.
The package also includes interactive developer commentary woven into the game itself. You can eavesdrop on conversations recorded during development and hear how the team approached surveillance, privacy and power while you play.
A Voice Cast With Real Pedigree
- Rena Strober as Hope
- Strober carries the game as Hope, making her fear, stubbornness and growing resolve feel genuine. The whole experience depends on caring whether the voice on the other end of the line makes it out, and she earns that.
- Jennifer Hale as Hope's mentor
- One of the most recognizable voices in games, known for Mass Effect and BioShock Infinite, Hale brings warmth and quiet authority to the figure who shaped Hope's thinking before the walls closed in.
- David Hayter as a revolutionary
- The voice of Metal Gear Solid's Solid Snake plays a revolutionary and ghost in the political machine. It is a fitting piece of casting for a stealth game that wears its genre influences openly.
- Dwight Schultz, Khary Payton and John Kassir
- A supporting cast with credits ranging from killer7 and Star Trek to Metal Gear Solid 4 and Tales From the Crypt fills out the people of Metamorphosis, from its enforcers to the citizens caught inside it.
Hope is still waiting on the other end of the line. Pick up the phone, take over the cameras, and find out how far you are willing to go to get her out of Metamorphosis.
