Overview
- Also Known As
- Guild01
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
3DS eShop
4th Oct 2012, £7.19
25th Oct 2012, $7.99
- Series
Reviews
Review Liberation Maiden (3DS eShop)
Maiden voyage
A few months ago, Japan received the 3DS game Guild01, essentially a compilation of four specially developed games, each created by different well-known designers. Instead of simply releasing the collection in the west, Level 5 has chosen to instead publish the individual games as eShop titles — though it seems that only three of the...
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Liberation Maiden News
News Weapon Shop de Omasse to Complete Guild 01 Collection, Massive eShop Discounts Available Now
Level-5 offers the whole series at a discount
In early January a rating suggested that the fourth and final Guild01 download title was on the way to the West, and now Weapon Shop de Omasse has been confirmed for the 3DS eShop in Europe and North America; it arrives on 20th February and will cost $7.99 in North America, with no price yet given for...
Nintendo Download 12th December (Europe)
Classic SNES Zelda, 3D Sega, RUSH, Level-5 discounts and much more
The European Nintendo Download update makes its usual Monday appearance and, this week, has plenty to offer. Another Super NES classic finally hits the Wii U eShop, we have new Wii U eShop software and 3D re-releases gracing the 3DS, along with a lot of very tempting discounts. This...
Feature Our Top 10 Third-Party 3DS Games - Summer 2013
Going beyond Nintendo
Last week the Nintendo Life staff voted for their favourite 3DS games at the moment, with retail and download-only titles eligible. Getting in before the swathe of hot releases coming in the next few months — kicking off with Animal Crossing: New Leaf this week — it reflected just how far the system's library had come, with...
Nintendo Download 18th April 2013 (North America)
LEGO on the go, discounts, Harvest Moon, puzzles galore and more
It's Thursday, so that means it's Nintendo Download time. This week brings us a rather lengthy list of options for both 3DS and DSi, with both Wii U and Wii missing out. There really is a lot to get through, so let's get on with it. 3DS eShop: Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo (Pixel...
News Guild01 Titles Set For Discount in North America
Time to liberate these downloads
European Nintendo Download fans will have seen, in this morning's update, that the three localised Guild01 titles are set for a discount this week, which we optimistically hope is a precursor to confirmation of the Guild02 titles being brought West. The good news is that Level-5 has now confirmed the same deal...
Nintendo Download 18th April 2013 (Europe)
An awakening, various adventures, a Kung Fu rabbit and more
As it's a Monday, Nintendo of Europe once again gives gamers in the region something pleasing to get the week started. This time around we have new and old games for Wii U, 3DS and DSi, with some rather decent discounts being added to the 3DS eShop for good measure. Let's get right to it...
News Liberation Maiden Takes Flight to iOS
Flying solo from 3DS
In a surprising development, former Guild01 compilation game and current eShop download, Liberation Maiden, has made the jump to Apple's iOS platform. We say that this is surprising, but it's now just one of a number of 3DS titles that have gone in either direction between the Nintendo handheld and smartphone/tablet devices...
News Level-5 Discusses Guild 01 Localization Details And More
Maybe some new titles on the way too?
As you're no doubt already aware, Guild 01 is an interesting compilation of games spanning from four unique developers. Liberation Maiden has already graced our 3DS consoles, with Aero Porter and Crimson Shroud making their way to the west in the not-too-distant future. One title that hasn't been mentioned for...
News Liberation Maiden Bringing the Fight to North America Right Now
Reggie brings the good news
Announced in today's Nintendo Direct broadcast, SUDA51's Liberation Maiden is now available in the 3DS eShop. This title arrived in Europe after a similar broadcast earlier this month, bringing its brand of shooting action and quirky storyline to the handheld. As expected, this is part of the plan to release three of the...
News Guild01 Titles Heading to eShop
SUDA51's Liberation Maiden Available Now in Europe
Not long ago we reported a rumour that Level-5's Guild01 could be coming to North America, which was exciting as it's a collection of four 3DS games developed by different studios in Japan. Today's Nintendo Direct in Europe sprung a surprise, with confirmation that three of those titles will be...
About The Game
Pulled from the Guild01 compilation released at retail in Japan, three original games from LEVEL-5 and several well-known Japanese collaborators will launch in the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS.
In collaboration with Grasshopper Manufacture's SUDA 51, LIBERATION MAIDEN is set 100 years in the future, when the president of Japan boards her Liberator, Kamui, and fights to free her country one region at a time.
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Review, please?
looks impressive
Dang you NOA, that game looks fun -_-.
It's excellent but far to short I downloaded at about midnight last night completed the first 3 levels that night and them woke up early morning and completed the last 2 levels before 7 o'clock in the morning.
Mini review very nice visuals not incredible but do the job however stage 5 is beautiful, the sound effects are excellent ( will need a decent pair of headphones I'm using skull candy) the music is great and the cool Japanese songs that play are really cool.
The controls work well and I didnt get to much hand cramp, however at first moving the mech around did feel weird but that was trivial
If u love cool Japanese anime mech, lockon shooters then u cant go wrong with this game
If u can get past that it is incredibly short, score attack chasers will like this game but there seems to be no online leader boards
@PinkSpider
So what would you rate it out of ten?
I cant put it down at the moment I'd give it a 9 out of 10 but for how short it is with next to no content bar unlocking some gallery pictures, Its probably a solid 7 out of 10.
But im loving it to much right now to give it that
The Stage 5 Boss alone deserves a 9 out of 10 the graphics are stunning lol
and its very tough and ive not even tried it on hard yet
Edit: I really hope for some DLC i would even pay for it thats how much im enjoying this game
@PinkSpider
Wow, I might have to pick this one up, thank you
Your welcome mate let me know what you think when you get it
Hope i havent let you down
If it is short you'd think NLife would have a review up by now.
Strange for NL not to have a review up yet! I got my copy!
How long will this game be? Length is a major factor when I'm purchasing games,and as this was part of a collection I'm worried it'll be really short.
I completely agree with PinkSpider, this game is great, very addicting, and not too hard to look at (especially stage 5). However it is unforgivably short. Yes it's an eshop game that cost just $8, but i have played other same price or less expensive games that had much more gameplay, and where just as good as far as quality goes (Sakura Samurai & Lets golf 3D just to name a couple) Bottom line, just as PinkSpider said, im having a tough time putting it down right now, even after beating the game, because its that fun and well put together, but i can't shake the feeling of remorse over how soon i know ill be done with it, and i really don't want to be finished with it yet. I will say the ending left you feeling there may be extra downloadable content coming soon. Rather its a sequel or just added levels, I'll be on the look out!
@SkywardLink98 Its 5 stages long, with about 4 level segments within each stage, and those segments pass at less than 5 minutes each depending on level of difficulty and playing skill. You could definitely knock this game out in an hour if you play it straight through on easy. I would say a good average for game length would be at around 1:30:00-1:50:00. Yes, it is an incredibly short game...but still very fun.
I am not giving my money for this , the game looks awful ... it reminds me somehow the flying scenes of Kid Icarus Uprising game , another awful game that don ' t know how did it good on sales an reviews
The game is quite Japanese style crazy fun, but it's a shame there is no option for Japanese voice acting in the European release. The english voice acting is well done, but I'd prefer if they'd have gone the way Attack of the Friday Monsters! A Tokyo Tale did, the song is really lovely in the beginning of that game!
Very interesting game with satisfying combat. I would've liked it to be a bit more maneuverable, such as being able to to freely fly up higher or dive downward but other than that it controls very well. Looks great too imo, maybe not as beautiful as kid Icarus flight sections but it's not an "on rails" type so it's very forgivable to have lesser visuals. It's fairly short but it's also fairly cheap so it feels right. There are surprisingly few games of this genre so I would def recommend this to anyone that likes stylus aiming games
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