Yesterday's Nintendo Indie World showcase introduced a nice selection of brand new games, but it also provided welcome updates for one or two we'd heard about before. Falling into the latter category was the news that Liberated will release on Switch first, before any other platform.
The announcement came alongside some new footage (you can check out the brand new trailer above) and we've also got an official description of the game waiting for you below. Things go by pretty fast in these presentations, but taking a moment to look back at this one has us cautiously optimistic - could we be looking at one of 2020's most exciting indies on Switch?
Liberated is a groundbreaking new vision for the future of digital comics. Seamlessly merging the art of hand-drawn graphic novels with interactivity and side-scrolling action, this is an action-adventure game that unfolds across the pages of a comic book.
Liberated asks difficult questions about modern issues. Government surveillance, state-driven misinformation, fake news, and weaponized personal data paint the world in shades of gray. Knowing which battles are worth fighting, and where to draw the line between revolution and terrorism, has never been more paramount.
The game was originally intended to release in 2019, but the developers say that pushing it back to 2020 will give them "more precious time and space to refine the experience and perfect its message".
What do you think? Are you intrigued? Share your thoughts with us below.
Comments (8)
Recently I found out that I don’t have enough time for indie games since all my free gaming time is eaten up by large releases, but this once has definitely piqued my interest. Sci-fi and new-noir? Sign me up!
Looks pretty cool.
I might pick it up down the line.
This looked very cool.
Looks great, love these type of games (Inside, Limbo, etc)
Looks cool, might pick it up
It might be neat. I'll wait for a review. Very cool style, admittedly.
Looks pretty awesome to me.
@nmanifold Limbo is super creepy... But fun at the same time. I liked this game as well as that stained glass game they showed off at the presentation.
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