Svoboda 1945: Liberation

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Release Date: August 3, 2021

Adventure, World War II, Educational, Indie Games, Experimental/artistic, Full Motion Video, Historical, Games for Impact, Singleplayer

Svoboda 1945: Liberation is a text adventure game in which we learn the story of a certain small Czech town experiencing the consequences of World War II. The game was developed by Charles Games.

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Svoboda 1945: Liberation is a text-based adventure game set in the Czech Republic shortly after the end of World War II. The game shows what consequences this conflict had for the community of a small village. This is a sequel to Attentat 1942 and was developed and published by Charles Games.

Plot

The action of Svoboda 1945: Liberation takes place in 1945 in a small village in the Czech Republic. The player takes on the role of the protagonist who arrives in the village to decide the fate of the local school. The trip reveals, however, how much the war has affected the people living there. The protagonist tries to understand what role his grandfather played in the dramatic events.

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Mechanics

Svoboda 1945: Liberation is a text-based adventure game that mainly involves talking to characters, gathering information and solving various puzzles (which mainly involve connecting facts or performing relatively simple actions).

The educational aspect of this game is also worth mentioning - it was created in consultation with historians and does a good job of conveying both the realities of the times shown and the problems of the people living in them, portraying the horror that was World War II.

Game modes

Svoboda 1945: Liberation can only be played solo. The core of the game is the story campaign.

Technical aspects

The graphic design of Svoboda 1945: Liberation is made up of several elements. We have 2D, hand-drawn and partially animated illustrations (they are kept in a rather subdued, comic book style), as well as photographs and films of historical events or those made with real people.

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