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Freedom Planet

95% positive of 3,317 Steam reviews

To finish: 1.5 h
To 100%: 10 h
Released: 2014
Steam Deck: Playable
Platforms: Steam, GOG, PlayStation

Made by GalaxyTrail.

About the game

Fight your way across the celestial world of Avalice where cats are green, motorcycles drive up walls and monster girls do most of the buttkicking! Freedom Planet is a cartoony, combat-based platform adventure that pits a spunky dragonoid and her friends against an alien attack force.

Tagged by players

Platformer
Female Protagonist
Fast-Paced
Retro
Pixel Graphics
Action
Difficult
Side Scroller
Aliens
Anime
Cute
Adventure

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Overwhelmingly Positive

What players say

Not recommended
I was too hyperbolic in my initial review. I apologize. But I still feel like my opinion on this game has grossly soured from playing the extremely dogshit final level and all its bosses. Freedom Planet wanted to deviate from Sonic fangames and use its talent and enthusiastic developers to tell its own story and establish its own IP, while still retaining the spirit of 2D Sonic. I can respect that. Unfortunately,…
16 h played when written. 2 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
A average sonic fan game that you can tell was always a sonic fan game, similar level tropes, too little time trying to build it's own wider identity, too much time trying to be the answer to "Sonic is for boys", which the games aren't the market....of 40 years ago may have been but not the games, and just repeating those errors isn't what progress looks like. Levels over stay their welcome, hated phasing between…
5.8 h played when written, mostly on Steam Deck. 1 found it helpful.
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