Game Republic

COMPANY» Founded 2003-07-01

Tokyo,Japan

Game Republic is a now defunct independent Japanese video game developer.

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Game Republic was an independent Japanese development studio founded by Yoshiki Okamoto (Person) after his departure from Capcom (Company). Suffering from financial problems and low sales, in June of 2011 all employees were let go except Okamoto, who later announced his retirement from making console games and instead working on mobile games.

Developed Games

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Genji: Days of the Blade (Game)

14 November 2006

Genji: Days of the Blade is a hack-and-slash action game based on Japanese historical folklore. It is a sequel to the PlayStation 2 game Genji: Dawn of the Samurai.

PS3​

Genji: Dawn of the Samurai (Game)

20 September 2005

Genji tells the story of Yoshitsune and Benkei, who take on the forces of the Heishi to prevent them from acquiring mysterious crystals known as the Amahagane to fulfill their evil ambition.

PS2​

Toy Home (Game)

1 November 2007

Drive a toy car around different rooms of your home and rack up points!

PS3N​

Clash of the Titans (Game)

27 July 2010

A hack and slash action game based on the 2010 film of the same name.

X360​ PS3​

Every Party (Game)

10 December 2005

A Japan-only party game for Xbox 360, characters designed by Momoko Sakura.

X360​

Dark Mist (Game)

10 December 2009

Dark Mist is an action-adventure shooter. It is NES Zelda like in level design.

PS3N​

Published Games

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Company details

Name

Game Republic

Abbreviation

Founded

1 July 2003

Location

Tokyo,Japan

Website

http://www.gamerepublic.jp/

Aliases

Developed Games

• Genji: Days of the Blade (Game)
• Genji: Dawn of the Samurai (Game)
• Toy Home (Game)
• Clash of the Titans (Game)
• Every Party (Game)
• Dark Mist (Game)
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Published Games

• None
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Franchises

• Dragon Ball (Franchise)
• Dragon Ball (Franchise)
• Genji (Franchise)
• Dragon Ball Z (Franchise)
• Dragon Ball Z: Butouden (Franchise)
• God of War (Franchise)
• Onimusha (Franchise)

People

• Bill Ritch (Person)
• Hiroto Saitoh (Person)
• Yoshiki Okamoto (Person)

Characters

• Goku (Character)
• Krillin (Character)
• Yamcha (Character)
• Benkei (Character)
• Bulma (Character)
• Kraken (Character)
• Master Roshi (Character)
• Ox King (Character)
• Puar (Character)
• Shu (Character)
• Son Gohan (Character)
• Unchi-Kun (Character)
• Yoshitsune Minamoto (Character)
• Afanc (Character)
• Alraune (Character)
• Android 16 (Character)
• Android 17 (Character)
• Android 18 (Character)
• Android 8 (Character)
• Arale Norimaki (Character)

Concepts

• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Magic (Concept)
• Cutscene (Concept)
• Downloadable Content (Concept)
• E3 2010 (Concept)
• Hack and Slash (Concept)
• Health (Concept)
• Platform Exclusive (Concept)
• Achievements (Concept)
• Alternate Costume (Concept)
• Artificial Intelligence (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• Greatest Hits (Concept)
• Level Up (Concept)
• Licensed Game (Concept)
• PlayStation Trophies (Concept)
• Subtitles (Concept)
• Voice Acting (Concept)
• A.I. Companion (Concept)
• Anthropomorphism (Concept)

Locations

• Japan (Location)
• Kame House (Location)
• Beach (Location)
• Dungeon (Location)
• Europe (Location)
• Fortuneteller Baba's Palace (Location)
• Germany (Location)
• Ireland (Location)
• King Kai's Planet (Location)
• Korin Tower (Location)
• Mountains (Location)
• Olympus (Location)
• Sewer (Location)
• The Netherworld (Location)
• Waterfall (Location)

Objects

• Sword (Object)
• Boulder (Object)
• Armor (Object)
• Axe (Object)
• Bathtub (Object)
• Bow (Object)
• Bridge (Object)
• Car (Object)
• Catapult (Object)
• Column (Object)
• Crate (Object)
• Dragon Balls (Object)
• Explosives (Object)
• Fruit (Object)
• Gauntlets (Object)
• Hammer (Object)
• Helmet (Object)
• Hidden Treasure Chest (Object)
• Key (Object)
• Ladder (Object)