Gamedec - Definitive Edition News

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Liberte is a deck-builder roguelite inspired by the French Revolution and body horror

Brave the war-torn streets as Rene - a regular Parisian entangled in a massive intrigue between the four most influential factions in the city. Collect cards, nurture alliances and discover the truth behind the city’s cryptic invader from another dimension, Lady Bliss.

Liberte is available for 19.99$. but Launch Sale that will last for a week! Get a copy while it's 15% off!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1590160/Liberte/

We're super happy no announce that Gamedec is now available on PlayStation 5!

Thanks to the cooperation with Perp Games, the game is now available on yet another platform. You can now enjoy Gamedec not only on PC and Switch, but also on PS5 :)

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Thank you so much for your continuous support. Please enjoy! ːsteamhappyː

[h2]Detectives! [/h2]

Gamedec is featured in Steam's Mystery Fest, which begins today! 😃



The game will be available for half the price for a limited amount of time, so it's a perfect occasion to get it for yourself or as a present for a friend 😜

If you:
➡️are wondering if the game is for you;
➡️have played it, but you're curious about different playstyles/outcomes;
➡️want to feel a part of a detective community;

Then head over to Twitch for a Gamedec's stream, where Anshar's Community Manager will try to solve cases from a virtual world!

When: February 21, 6 PM CET Where: Anshar Publishing on Twitch



Team Gamedec

The following infographic and the text input were created by Agnieszka Mulak - Gamedec's Narrative Designer. Aga broke down game stats by focusing on how players behaved during the game. Check out those interesting results and, of course, share them with us. On which side are you?



Players are notoriously good. When given a choice in a game, they overwhelmingly pick the “good”, honorable, and kind options. We took a peek into our analytics data to see how strong this tendency is, and lo and behold… In a dialogue with no other prompts and only a vague background for the NPC, 97% of our players chose to be kind instead of threatening in order to advance the plotline. They did so knowing both approaches held equal rewards.





The tendency held in other dialogues, even if the NPC players spoke to, was far from innocent and required players to submit to their twisted will. Even then, over 70% of players decided to earn the reward by being on the NPC’s good side rather than contradicting them.



It might not be a morality thing only, though. In dialogues where the “right” and “left” sides (in our choice visualization) had nothing to do with good and evil, about 80% of the players still opted for the right side. A habit? A culture-wide association of directions with moral valuations? It might be a bit of both.



The tendency is not set in stone, however. When the game offered a greater reward for picking the left side, the majority of the players chose smart and went with the reward. Luckily for us, they can be tempted, after all.



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Cheers,
Gamedec Team