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Steam 74%Steam: the share of players who recommend the game on Steam. Metascore: the average critic score on Metacritic, from 0 to 100.
Welcome to the Department of Liberty. Ascend the ranks of the NSA-like surveillance agency and decide: will you stand up for privacy, or help create an unstoppable police state? Spy on people’s deepest secrets, pick apart their private lives and decide their fate in this modern surveillance thriller.
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