RepCell
In a world where reputation determines human worth, you were sent to a container suspended above the ocean after your score dropped to zero. Make choices, manage your limited resources, and fight to become visible again in a society that has forgotten you.
Human worth is measured by reputation.
Once, everyone was talking about you. Then they forgot you. When your reputation score dropped to zero, the Ministry of Social Harmony sent you to an isolated container suspended above the ocean.
In this world, visibility is a person's most valuable asset. When attention fades, so does reputation. Those whose reputation reaches zero are removed from society.
RepCell is a choice-driven, text-based dystopian experience about survival, reputation, and the cost of being seen.
Trapped inside a suspended container, you must survive each day while the system monitors your reputation and controls your access to society. Manage your limited supplies, keep yourself alive, respond to events and trending topics, and decide how you will react to the situations presented by the system.
Your choices have consequences.
The decisions you make can change your reputation, affect your physical condition, consume or preserve your limited resources, and influence the events that follow. Some choices may help you regain visibility, while others may push you further into isolation.
Not every consequence is immediately visible. Hidden variables track your behavior throughout the game, quietly shaping events and determining which outcomes become possible. The way you remain silent, respond to treatment, criticize the system, or seek approval can all influence your path.
Every day brings new situations and new decisions. There is no single correct way to play. You must decide what matters more: staying alive, maintaining your reputation, following the system's expectations, or refusing to become what it demands.
Sometimes, the price of becoming visible again is losing a part of yourself.
Features
• Choice-driven dynamic narrative with consequences that carry through your playthrough.
• Multiple endings determined by your decisions, behavior, and hidden variables.
• Reputation, health, and resource management that force you to balance survival against the demands of the system.
• Daily events and changing trends that present new situations and choices.
• Hidden behavioral variables that quietly influence events and create different playthroughs.
• A text-based gameplay experience focused on reading, decision-making, resource management, and consequence.
• A single-player dystopian story where your choices determine how your story ends.
In this world, people are not punished for breaking the law.
They are punished for being forgotten.
