SWAT: Target Liberty

Release Date: October 16, 2007

Action, PlayStation exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer, LAN

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The next installment of the popular SWAT series, this time for Sony's portable console. We take over the command of the SWAT branch, joining several different missions.

In SWAT®: Target Liberty™, the most authentic and realistic third-person combat tactical shooter on the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system, you will lead a team of highly trained officers on missions to safely rescue hostages while subduing and eliminating enemies utilizing authentic SWAT combat tactics, close-quarters combat, and less than lethal weapons; all the while uncovering a plot that threatens to drive the U.S. to the brink of a world wide nuclear conflict.

As SWAT leader, Kurt Wolf, it is up to you to lead your team through each mission and not only survive, but minimize hostage as well as, enemy casualties and recover evidence. As the plot unfolds, you find yourself further entangled in a vicious Korean Triad gang war that is being controlled by a group of Al-Qaeda lieutenants who operate an elite unit named Hammer of God, whose ultimate goal is to frame North Korea for the detonation of a nuclear device in New York.

Tactical / Squad-Based Gameplay - The most realistic squad-based tactical combat shooter available for the PSP handheld system

Randomized AI Placement - Experience unique gameplay every time you play with randomized enemy AI placement

SWAT Team Development - SWAT: Target Liberty occupies a unique space in the shooter genre with its non-lethal means of completing missions without casualties and unnecessary kills to earn points and increase your team's stats and skills in a hyper-realistic style of gameplay

Multiplayer - Using the SWAT Kill-House generator, players can create random multiplayer maps of varying sizes to guarantee a new experience everytime you play with your friends

Last updated on August 14, 2015

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[5:40] SWAT: Target Liberty gameplay

[0:47] SWAT: Target Liberty E3 2007