Liberté

"Avoid Liberté like a one-way ticket to the Guillotine. Instead, if you want to experience the French Revolution, read a book instead. It will be more interactive, the loading times will be much improved, and the graphics will probably be …"

"A promising premise that has issues throughout"

"Lacklustre gameplay and a dull aesthetic means that Liberté is a far from revolutionary entry in the genre."

"Liberte is out, but with too many problems!"

"Naturally, when I stumbled upon ‘Liberté’, developed by Superstatic and published by Anshar Publishing, I was intrigued. A deck-building roguelike set during the French Revolution with a supernatural twist sounded right up my alley. Unfortunately, my hopes were dashed pretty …"

"There&s;s nothing massively wrong with Liberté, but everything it does has been done better somewhere else."

"Superstatic offers a very interesting rogue-lite with a context that fits perfectly (despite its paranormal mysteries). The combination of action gameplay with isometric view and card-based skill set building makes it unique."

"Liberté is an exciting, fresh adventure in a compelling world and deserves to put developer Superstatic well and truly on the map."

"Liberté has many interesting ideas, and one that with time could become something good, or maybe even great. But for now there&s;s simply too much missing to recommend it."

"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 …"

"Despite its strengths, Liberté does have a bit of a learning curve, especially for those who are new to the deck-building genre. However, the tutorial is really easy to follow and the difficulty increases gradually, which makes it easy for …"