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Somi / Jul 11, 2016 / Adventure, Indie
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CompareReplica is an interactive novel game played through a cellphone and social media. The insane experience of peeping into someone's private life through a cellphone will transform you into the state's greatest patriot.
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Hello, there. Replica version 1.8 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Replica. The major changes include: • Improved Japanese localization with help of Playism • Fixed compatibility with macOS 10.15 Catalina • Fixed minor bugs And now you can find the new library hero image of Replica in the Steam client. :)
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77% positive, 493 reviews
It's a very quick game, perfect for a rainy evening. Puzzles are not to complicated, I had fun
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-05
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4 found this helpful, 2026-09-18
A fascinating and thought provoking investigation game where you're coerced to work for a totalitarian state to implicate a high school boy as a terrorist. Some of the allegories are a bit on the nose, but I think the game has a good message that's relevant now more than ever. Definitely worth the money.
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-07
Can’t stand the writing. The secret police are bad, I get it. But making citizens foolishly naive and the policemen cartoonishly evil doesn’t help hammer the point home. People living under authoritarian or totalitarian states are not blissfully unaware of the dangers surrounding them. And the secret police aren’t going to come up with some far-fetched scheme involving giving suspects one another’s phones as part of...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-15
i think that while this game does have its merits, it's heavy handed and not amazingly in depth writing wise, but given that it's cheap i think it's worth the money, however if you have a different game in mind you have on the back burner or something else you wan't to play, do that, the game is good but it's not compelling enough to stand up to anything else, also they overuse "Tutto nello Stato, niente al di fuori...
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-04
A short game for a small price! I found the basic concept very interesting, and the first playthrough—right up until the first ending I reached—kept me hooked. It wasn’t until I saw the trophies that I realized there was more to it, and from there, figuring out what those icons at the top of the phone were, next to the battery icon… I have to admit that to reach the true ending (the only one that shows the credits),...
1 found this helpful, 2026-05-01
This is one of those games that would earn a neutral rating from me if that existed, due to it being a very mixed bag. I had fun with its mysteries at first and was positively surprised by how the game seemingly even had some slight time loop/travel mechanisms, but in the end none of it mattered or was acknowledged in the story. The game also had several different endings, but very few of them were satisfying and...
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-14
Couldn't go on Instagram to leave hate comments. 0/10.
9 found this helpful, 2026-04-29
Before he was even elected?
2 found this helpful, 2026-06-01
Overall I enjoyed this and well worth an hour of your time (this is how long the first run through takes) The good: - Unique inteface / mechanics - Multiple endings so lots of replay value - Original idea - it really feels like you are poking round someones phone - Really satisfying puzzle solving The bad - Its really short. I think rather then multiple endings I would of prefered a longer 'standard' playthrough....
94 found this helpful, 2017-06-24