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Republique – Episode 3: Ones & Zeroes
Camouflaj’s stealth mobile title République gets its third episode very soon. The developer has announced that part three of five will be available in the App Store on October 23.
Episode three, titled Ones and Zeroes includes new weapons, a new puzzle, and new abilities to see and deal with guards. Camouflaj, founded by Halo 4 creative director and Metal Gear Solid 4 producer Ryan Payton, says this installment is the longest yet. Season pass holders can also get a look behind the scenes in a video documentary.
The episode costs $4.99, but the season pass is available for $14.99. If you haven’t yet tried République, the first part will be discounted to $2.99 for a week, alongside the launch of episode three. The first three episodes are also coming to Android on October 23.
For more, check out our reviews of episode one and episode two. PC and Mac versions are still planned for release this year.
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