You do this by fighting conservatives, freeing the "oppressed" from their clutches, and ultimately change public opinion. You win the game once all of the laws turn "Elite Liberal," which requires both Houses of Congress, the Supreme Court, as well as the Executive Branch to turn Elite Liberal. You must check public opinion once you get back to see how the battle changes it. However, if you alienate a site, the spin on the story will be negative, and opinion will shift against you. Crimes that you commit at a site will help the media build up a sensational image around you, and this will help bolster public opinion. After your squad is filled up, you then get to send your agents off to -err- wreck havoc on the conservatives' agenda by sending them to raid conservatives' strongholds, bringing back news items that expose the conservatives' evil agenda from those locations and publishing them to change the public's opinion in your favor. The agent creation process is fun: you answer a number of multiple-choice questions that are similar to Ultima VI - except of course for their modern content - to determine your agents' RPG-like statistics such as health, intelligence, strength, wisdom, as well as skills such as computers and assault rifles. You are placed in control of the "Liberty Crime Squad," and the first thing you need to do is create/recruit agents. Umm, okay, I'm sure a lot of you are thinking ) Given this wacky and far-fetched scenario, Bay Twelve Games deserves kudos for designing gameplay mechanics that actually put this premise in practice. Eventually the public will fall behind us, and we will put more Elite Liberals in government." Then arm them and send them forth to Stop Evil. That is, let them see their True Liberal Nature. Go out on the streets and indoctrinate Conservative automatons. The mood of the country is shifting, and we need to turn things around. To prevent this from happening, the Liberal Crime Squad was established. Over time, the Liberal laws of this nation will erode and turn the country into a BACKWOODS YET CORPORATE NIGHTMARE. The game's premise explains why: "welcome to Liberal Crime Squad! The Conservatives have taken the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of government. You may not like the game very much if your political orientation is anything like the 'conservative' label, though. Liberal Crime Squad is a fun little tongue-in-cheek "lite" Roguelike RPG game inspired by Oubliette, a 1983 Roguelike.
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