Planned Release Date: Nov 1, 2026

About This Game

Two cells. One wall.

Two people wake up in neighbouring cells of an abandoned laboratory. They cannot see each other. They can only hear each other. And neither will get out without the other.

Liberate is a co-op escape game for two players, each on their own device. No network, no connection between your devices: everything goes through your voice. Play side by side, or remotely on a voice call.

A game you play by talking

• Each player only sees their own cell, objects and documents.
  
• The answer is always on the other side of the wall: describe what you see, listen, guide your partner.
  
• Read a game code out to your partner, and you start together.
  
• The solutions change with every game.

A story in three chapters

Iris and Leo, a sister and her brother, are subjects of the TANDEM programme, an experiment run for decades deep inside a bunker. Who is watching them? What does the Voice in the loudspeakers want? And why does this place feel so familiar?

• 52 puzzles, about 3 hours for a duo new to the genre.
  
• Progressive hints when you are stuck.
  
• Several endings: at the end of the tunnel, each of you chooses alone, in secret, whether to wait for the other.

One purchase for two

A free demo gives access to chapter 1. The full game has all three chapters, and only one of you needs it: the buyer invites their partner into the game with a few digits read out loud (the free demo accepts the invitation).

• Two devices: one per player. Your partner can play on a different kind of device (computer, Steam Deck, phone or tablet).
  
• Controller and keyboard-mouse, touch on devices that have it.
  
• No account, no ads, no data collection.
  
• In English and French.
  
• Unsettling atmosphere, no gore.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI disclosure: the artwork of this game (scenes, objects, symbols and menus) was created with an AI image model (ChatGPT's image generation, by OpenAI), then assembled, cut out and retouched by the developer. All sound effects and music were created with an AI audio model (Stable Audio), then edited and mixed by the developer. The story and the texts, in French and in English, were written with the help of an AI language model (Claude, by Anthropic) and reviewed by the developer. All of this content was produced before release: the game does not generate any content while you play and does not connect to any AI service.