Freedom Maker
TansanMilMil · 2025 · Action RPG, Deckbuilding, RPG, Pixel Graphics, Cyberpunk
PC
9 user reviews89% · 9
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About Freedom Maker
The battle for freedom begins here.
As the player, you are a cutting-edge autonomous mech. In a world under the control of AI, anomalies known as Bugs have emerged. You must track these down, defeat approaching enemies, and fight to reclaim humanity’s freedom. All to rebuild a world where living beings can once again be free.World Setting
The stage is set 100 years from now, in a dystopia where AI governs everything. In the cold, cyberpunk-inspired cities, a small band of resistors struggles to survive.Features
High-Freedom Deck-BuildingCollect puzzle pieces and craft your own unique deck. With countless combinations available, devise the ultimate strategy. Align puzzles of the same color to unleash powerful combos and amplify your attacks! A Fusion of Action and StrategyTime your guards perfectly to neutralize enemy attacks, combining thrilling combat with tactical decision-making. Use both your skill and intellect to seize victory. Distinct Visual StyleExperience a unique blend of 3D graphics and pixel art. The mix of nostalgia and futuristic aesthetics brings the game’s world to life.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
My only issue with the game is that it sounds like it uses a lot of assets, but otherwise I thought it was a fun little RPG with many cool ideas for the combat (about 3 to 4 hours if you playing well). The story actually was very enjoyable, having many cozy and warm character interactions, as well as an interesting ending. Unfortunately for me I already heard some of these songs in other games, so I couldn't fully appreciate the charm of this experience, even though it has nice vibes to it. (If you want to switch to English, on the main menu look at the right side of the screen and click on the top word, you will see "English" as one of the choices) The combat was the most interesting part of the game, I assume it was made specifically for it, although to be honest I have no idea. There are essentially multiple layers of mechanics happening at the same time, I have seen some of them in other games, but usually not together. There is a deck building aspect where you try to use color-coded combinations of abilities to create synergy, as well as using both timing and positioning to block enemy attacks. If you find the game confusing, basically try to get as many abilities of the s…12 found this helpful
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