The pandemonium that followed the conclusion of World War II is recreated in Freedom 1945: Liberation via a blend of traditional adventure game mechanics, video interviews with actual actors, and interactive recollections of those who were there. Learn the hidden history of your own family in a gripping novel about facing the demons of the past.
You have been sent to the little Czech town of Svoboda, not far from the German border, to look into a long-standing dispute. It doesn't take long to piece together the connection between the Second World War and the rise of communism in the decades that followed. You find a picture of your grandpa while looking into the case. Why was he even in this place? Was he complicit in the violence in any way? Learn the whole truth and finish his tale.
Deep conversations, where every option counts, with those who have seen the horrors of war firsthand. What to say and do to comfort someone who has suffered the loss of a comrade in war. Or a lady who was sent away as a youngster and is now finally able to visit the home she never knew she had?
Witnesses' recollections brought to life in immersive minigames. Play cards on the brink of a historic election, or strive to preserve your farm from communist oppression, by inverting historical images that disclose details of catastrophic occurrences.
Tell me the secrets your grandpa never shared with you. Consider this question: do the atrocities of war warrant the bloodshed that followed?
You'll visit locations rich in historical artifacts. You may delve into unique historical data, film, and artifacts in Freedom 1945: Liberation. It's the follow-up to the critically acclaimed game Attentat 1942. It was authored by a group of expert historians working together.
- OS: Mac OS X v10.13 and higher
- Processor: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 8 GB RAM
- Video card: HD Graphics 530 or better
- Disk space: 9 GB
