Liberte Review (Xbox Series S)
Liberte Review, Liberté is a deck-builder roguelite set in Paris during the times of the French Revolution. Brave the war-torn streets as Rene – a regular Parisian entangled in a massive intrigue between the four most influential factions in the city. Collect cards, nurture alliances, and discover the truth behind the city’s cryptic invader from another dimension, Lady Bliss.
Liberte Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 5.1GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Action RPG gameplay.
- Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
- Fixed isometric camera angle.
- A 3D game world.
- Run-based and when you die you lose skills and talents, but you keep materials, blueprints, influence points, and storylines.
- Cards can be burnt for a man or equipped as an attack.
- When entering the city you draw two cards from your deck every time you level up.
- You can create and edit your own deck of cards.
- Story mode difficulty is an easier time but you cannot edit cards and decks.
- World tier will up the difficulty of enemies but increase loot chances.
- World map level select, you unlock new areas from completing the storyline.
- Many Breakable objects have a chance of dropping loot.
- Hacknamd slash combat, you can roll amd dodge around then press attack or hold it down.
- In-game cutscenes and character interactions.
- Fully voiced characters.
- Click the right stick to get a line of embers to show you where to go.
- You can remap the controls.
- Blood can be turned on and off.
- Two-player local co-op support.
- Earn exp and level up to get stronger and more cards.
- You can see the enemy health bars.
- The movement and the combat are very fluid which makes it easier to get into.
- Plays Like a Diablo lite.
- You get a red outline of enemy attacks.
- What makes the card system clever is you have to always balance out and decide on what cards to burn so you can use a card.
- Find shops and buy cards, heal mana, and heal health.
- You can skip or fast-forward any interactions or cutscenes.
Liberte Review Cons:
- Never sure when it’s saved.
- The card system takes some getting used to.
- No camera control at all makes it hard to see pick-ups and enemies at times.
- The sound will just randomly cut out.
- The world is not very open and feels so signposted and hemmed in that you feel almost claustrophobic.
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Liberte:
Developer: Ultimate Games
Publisher: Ultimate Games
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