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Camouflaj’s République Coming December 19
Camouflaj’s Kickstarter-funded voyeuristic mobile title République is arriving later this week. The game is helmed by Ryan Payton, director on Halo 4 and a producer on Metal Gear Solid 4 and will star David Hayter (Metal Gear Solid) and Jennifer Hale (Mass Effect).
The title will be arriving first on iOS on December 19. It will be available later for PC and Mac. République is a stealth experience, and the team at Camouflaj is confident that they are delivering a triple-A experience on mobile devices.
You can read more about the development of République on the Kickstarter page. You can also read an interview we conducted with Payton last year. Ryan Payton also sat down with Quantic Dream's David Cage , Shenmue director Yu Suzuki, and Game Informer's Ben Hanson at E3 this year for a unique conversation on storytelling.
[Source: @RyanPayton]
Our Take
Camouflaj isn’t the first to promise a triple-A experience on mobile devices, but I’m hopeful that the studio has developed a control scheme that works for stealth. I watched the Kickstarter grow with interest, and I’m eager to try République when it arrives later this week.
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