Description
SWAT: Target Liberty is a PSP-built tactical shooter that swaps the usual run-and-gun for calm, procedure-first action. Instead of a first-person port, it uses an isometric/overhead perspective, letting you read rooms and corners like a mini tactical map while you lead a small team.
The standout detail is scoring: you earn points for saving civilians and arresting suspects, with lethal force treated as a last resort—so flashbangs, gas, breaching charges, and restraints actually matter.
You play as SWAT Sergeant Kurt Wolfe through New York City missions that escalate from street crime into bigger threats, and the handheld focus keeps missions tight, replayable, and rank-driven. If you want a PSP shooter that feels more like “clear, secure, report” than “spray and pray,” this one is a cool oddball in the library.
