Aug 2007

'Turning Point: Fall of Liberty' explores the consequences of what may happened if, after being struck by a cab in New York in 1931, Winston Churchill had died and wasn't alive to rally the Allied forces and confront Nazi forces during WWII. The game uses this “what if” scenario to create an alternate history where Europe surrenders to Hitler in 1940 and America is not drawn into the war until the 1953 invasion of the U.S. east coast.

Bringing a fresh perspective to the WWII genre through an alternate timeline and advanced weaponry, 'Turning Point: Fall of Liberty' will be a very personal battle for gamers. Depicting a Second World War never before imagined, players will fight afresh as a civilian on new battlegrounds.

Taking the role of Dan Carson, a reluctant New York City construction worker who turns freedom fighter, gamers must survive the initial invasion before regrouping with other resistance members to fight back. Always outmanned and outgunned, players must use guerrilla tactics and hand to hand grappling combat as they attempt to stop the world's most notorious war machine.

'Turning Point: Fall of Liberty' is not another typical WWII game set in the European or Pacific theatres. It delivers an explosive experience in a world where famous locations and landmarks appear startlingly different under Nazi occupation.