Liberated Review – Big Brother is Watching You
A stylish visual novel about rebellion against government surveillance, Liberated tells a short story with hand-drawn artwork more attractive than the actual gameplay itself.
A stylish visual novel about rebellion against government surveillance, Liberated tells a short story with hand-drawn artwork more attractive than the actual gameplay itself.
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