Liberte

Superstatic · May 23, 2023

Teen

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Liberté is a deck-builder roguelite inspired by the French Revolution and body horror. Brave the war-torn streets as Rene - a regular Parisian entangled in a civil war caused by a cryptic invader from another dimension, Lady Bliss. Collect cards, nurture alliances, and try to stay alive!

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Finger Guns
Miles Thompson · Dec 02, 2024
3.0
Suffering from an abundance of technical shortcomings, poor design choices and lifeless story, Liberte is a revolution that's failed to so much as spark, never mind ignite. The bones of this roguelike deck-builder store some hidden potential, but they're buried under the rubble of a disastrous start to life on PlayStation.
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3rd-strike.com
Ibuki · Jun 09, 2023
7.3
Liberté is a fun action Roguelike title with card game mechanics. We loved the overall atmosphere of the game, but the story pacing and the speed at which you collect new cards both feel off. Nonetheless, Liberté has a very enjoyable gameplay loop and it’s fun to play this title while also trying to crank up the difficulty. It’s clear that some kinks still need to be ironed out, but we reckon a few minor patches would do the trick here.
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Softpedia
Cosmin Vasile · May 29, 2023
8.0
Liberte has its moments of fun, but most of the time it’s just about grinding blueprints and influence points. The debuffs added at the end of the chapter artificially boost difficulty turning some of the best runs into complete failures.
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NoobFeed
R3GR3T · May 24, 2023
8.5
Overall, Liberté is an astonishing game with a beautifully crafted world to explore and an intensely rich story. The use of deckbuilding actually takes this game over the top with how it’s structured because it gives you more freedom to play and adapt your current run to what you need. Aside from the bug with aiming at elevated enemies, the game has you coming back for more with each run, bringing you closer to resolving the conflict in Paris.
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GamesCreed
Rexifirus Nightshade · May 24, 2023
9.4
Liberté is a complex yet excellent fusion of multiple genres and incorporates, The French Revolution, H.P. Lovecraft, Roguelite, Deck Building, and Top-Down strategy into its design. This strange mishmash is what gives the game such allure and keeps players coming back for more. The game is very mechanic-heavy and can take some time to get used to, but once you get the hang of everything, you will get to experience a game like no other.
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God is a Geek
Mick Fraser · May 23, 2023
8.5
Liberté feels unique. Deckbuilding and isometric combat may be nothing new, but this combines the two wonderfully well. The story is intriguing, the characters are well-written (if not always well-acted), and the combat is fast, smooth, and rewarding. It does occasionally glitch and certainly needs more variety in locations throughout, but besides that Liberté is an exciting, fresh adventure in a compelling world and deserves to put developer Superstatic well and truly on the map.
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