Republique: Anniversary Edition

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  1. JAG7
    Jan 23, 2023
    8
    Great game! It’s a kind of slow burner in a good way. The only con is the camera angles which are changing continually and sometimes you don’t have a good view of what’s ahead (enemies). Also the loading times between areas sometimes take away the immersion. But overall I was invested in the story and gameplay. I would recommend this game if you like intriguing or stealthy games.

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  1. Universo Nintendo
    Jun 16, 2022
    75
    République: Anniversary Edition is an OK game. It gives you a few dozen hours of fun and a good story for those who like games with lots of politics, intrigue and mystery. It's not a revolutionary game but it's worth knowing, especially if you are the kind of player who likes to 100% everything. Good luck at that.
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  2. Gaming Age
    Jun 1, 2022
    91
    To be clear, it’s not like ten years has transformed Republique from a decent stealth game into an unsung classic. But they have given its message more relevancy, and given it a console whose controls are a perfect fit for the game – and that’s enough to make it well worth your while.
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  3. Pure Nintendo
    Apr 4, 2022
    50
    Republique Anniversary Edition has an interesting story, fun sneaking gameplay, and quite a bit of the game to play. That said, is there anything exceptional about this Anniversary Edition? Not really. The change in perspective from its original release ruins the experience. It was far more tense, and ultimately enjoyable, when I was not in direct control of the main character. My actions felt far scarier because of their consequence on the main character. With the new perspective, I may be in control of the character, but I can’t see anything in front of me. In the end, if you were a huge fan of stealth games, then maybe Republique is for you. If you’re looking for the next great futuristic adventure, then you’re likely in for a disappointing time.
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