In the end, you either escape the prison and the game ends, or you stay in the cell and Doctor Money comes and kills you for your organs to live as the richest (and only) man in the world.

Multiple Endings: Believe or not, there are two endings available to the game: If the player chooses to leave the cell, they’ll discover the elevator buttons and install them on the cell. They will leave the building and discover Charlotte’s bakery along with one final letter.

I give the game a 9/10 for everything. If the story was more modernized and had a few of the plot holes ironed out it would be a phenomenal game but regardless everyone should play it and it’s definitely one of the best indie games out there.

Robert Brock, also known as Wertpol, the creator of these incredible games, unfortunately lost his life to suicide in June of 2018.

Free surreal horror game. Presentable Liberty is a free first-person horror indie game that takes place in a small area.

Presentable Liberty is a first-person game that takes place in an area not much bigger than a medium-sized closet, only lasts an hour or two, and is somewhat characterless (because you never actually see a character, including your own).

Presentable Liberty is a game about a prisoner who is not able to leave their cell. You, the prisoner, collect letters and each time you open them, you progress in the game. In the story, a man named Doctor Money wanted to become the richest man in the world.

The protagonist of Presentable Liberty is never seen, but is referred to as a male in one of Doctor Money’s letters. The protagonist dies if the player gets the Alternative Ending, which you’ll get if you decide to stay inside your cell for 30 seconds without opening the door after Doctor Money tells you not to.

‘Presentable Liberty’ is a downloadable PC game that came out in 2017.

“Presentable Liberty” asserts that workplace uniformity and constraints are detriments to worker productivity and wellbeing. It acknowledges the omnipresent fear that this system is unchangeable.

In an hour or two, Presentable Liberty takes you on a journey to the very depths of despair and beyond. It forces you to experience an isolation that I have never known any other book, play, film, or game to convey. The letters – your vital line to reality – bring tidings from four key individuals in your life.

The clickbait video was for a game called Presentable Liberty, by an indie game developer known only as Wertpol. Markiplier’s video was a one-hour playthrough of Presentable Liberty. At first, Markiplier was mocking. The game seemed ludicrously basic. Its graphics were primitive polygons.

In conclusion, I believe Presentable Liberty is a description of how society deals with depression. Of course, that is my interpretation, and I am not imposing it on anyone else. I’m sure you guys will find things wrong with this hypothesis, but I just needed to get my thoughts on paper.

The protagonist dies if the player gets the Alternative Ending, which you’ll get if you decide to stay inside your cell for 30 seconds without opening the door after Doctor Money tells you not to. He then explains that you were innocent for being in jail, but you were the only one with working organs.