Liberal Crime Squad download

A satirical console-based political role-playing/strategy game in which you recruit a team of Elite Liberal radicals and try to save the United States from a descent into Arch-Conservatism. Gameplay based loosely on the classic 1983 RPG Oubliette.

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Hanging around at the Homeless Shelter / Base of operations

Chin-Yuan Zhou runs into a bit of trouble.

The player-run Liberal Guardian newspaper

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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nicholas1010 Edited 2014-10-04

Great software, love it.
aurafamily Posted 2012-08-29

great game.Easy to play
yermandup Posted 2012-06-10

A nice little game
oscuro1987 Posted 2010-03-24

Very nice game, keep dev up :) I'd just like to skip those senate/martial court screen, i mean not being obligated to see the figures defilling...
kviiri Posted 2010-03-01

I love this game in many ways. It is extremely entertaining, features interesting political simulation and is carefully decorated by satire, irony and in some places almost NetHack-esque DevTeamThinksOfEverything. After just a few minutes of playing, I'm in character, living the ups and downs of the Liberal revolution from an imaginary yet powerful perspective. From a developer viewpoint, the project is of manageable size and has still plenty of opportunities for participation. I'd be horrendously Arch-Conservative if I said this game wasn't worth praise for all the pleasing moments I've had playing it, reading its source and recently, coding it.