History VideoGame / PresentableLiberty

** The makeshift organs seem to be from the money box in the previous game ExoptableMoney. Dr. Money remarks the organs failing can be blamed on coming from dubious origins, but he (and you) keep getting money for them anyway.

** The makeshift organs seem to be from the money box in the previous game Exoptable Money. Dr. Money remarks the organs failing can be blamed on coming from dubious origins, but he (and you) keep getting money for them anyway.

* ShootTheShaggyDog: [[spoiler: Charlotte kills herself out of loneliness one day away from your possible freedom, having just missed Salvatore. Mr. Smiley loses his daughters and kills himself to buy you a new game with his organs. Salvatore dies trying to free you. Dr. Money, responsible for the infection and your unjust imprisionment, outlives all of them. In the best ending you are free to leave to a barren world where everyone you care for is dead and your only company is a pet bug.]]

** In the normal ending, [[spoiler:you're alive, but Salvadore, your only remaining companion, is dead. Charlotte commits suicide, and you've left the sole place which could offer you any protection from the disease.]]

** In the normal ending, [[spoiler:You're alive, but Salvadore, your only remaining companion, is dead. Charlotte commits suicide, and you've left the sole place which could offer you any protection from the disease.]]

* DramaticIrony: Salvadore writes that he's excited to return to his hometown after traveling for so long. Unfortunately, [[SilentProtagonist there's no way for you to tell him]] how bad an idea that is. Then again, [[spoiler:He was the only thing that could help you in the end, but it came at a heartbreaking cost.]]

An improv driven fandub of the game was completed by the "LetsDubProject".

* WhamLine: Several, in fact. There's [[spoiler: "[[IHaveYourWife You will only get to see your daughters again]] [[StepfordSmiler if you manage to lower the suicide rates in prison]]"]] in a mis-delivered letter from Dr Money early on. On Day 5, you get this cheery message from Mr. Smiley: "GOODY GOODY MORNING!!! ALL GOOD? ALL FINE? [[spoiler: [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness I don't care.]]"]] Then, later, you get [[spoiler: "[[DrivenToSuicide I'm sorry]]"]] from Charlotte. Later still, the game prompts give you an excellent one in [[spoiler: "PRESS SPACE TO INSTALL ELEVATOR BUTTONS"]].

* WhamLine: Several, in fact. There's [[spoiler: "[[IHaveYourWife You will only get to see your daughters again]] [[StepfordSmiler if you manage to lower the suicide rates in prison]]"]] in a mis-delivered letter from Dr Money early on. Then, later, you get [[spoiler: "[[DrivenToSuicide I'm sorry]]"]] from Charlotte. Later still, the game prompts give you an excellent one in [[spoiler: "PRESS SPACE TO INSTALL ELEVATOR BUTTONS"]].

* POVSequel: To ''[[http://gamejolt.com/games/adventure/exoptable-money/36236/ Exoptable Money]]'', a ''VideoGame/CookieClicker'' style game about a box that makes cash.

** The name Charlotte also means "free." This possibly references [[spoiler: her suicide, finding freedom in death.]]

* WhamLine: Several, in fact. There's [[spoiler: "[[WeHaveYourWife You will only get to see your daughters again]] [[StepfordSmiler if you manage to lower the suicide rates in prison]]"]] in a mis-delivered letter from Dr Money early on. Then, later, you get [[spoiler: "[[DrivenToSuicide I'm sorry]]"]] from Charlotte. Later still, the game prompts give you an excellent one in [[spoiler: "PRESS SPACE TO INSTALL ELEVATOR BUTTONS"]].

* TradeSnark: Your very own Happy Buddy™ is introduced this way.

* EmphasizeEVERYTHING: Mr. Smiles tends to use so many exclamation marks, they go into the border of his letters. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness He drops the forced enthusiasm when]] [[spoiler: he founds out his daughters were already dead.]]

* EmphasizeEVERYTHING: Mr. Smiles tends to use so many exclamation marks, they go into the border of his letters. [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness He drops the forced enthusiasm when his daughters die]].

** 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. It's unknown what happens after they read the letter.
** If the player chooses not to leave the cell, the generate will reactivate and lock the door again. Dr. Money will send a few more notes, explaining the situation: the player is a cure for the virus created by Dr. Money. Now that a few select people are immune, Dr. Money will be able to sell their healthy organs to the public at an outrageous price. The twelve days go by and the character is one day approached by a mysterious figure before they die.

* DownerEnding: If you choose to stay in the cell on day five, you remain isolated from the rest of the town and safe from the disease. The only person left to write to you is Doctor Money, who explains [[spoiler:you were immune to the virus the whole time. Salvadore's sacrifice was useless, twelve days pass and he sells your organs off for an extremely high price.]]
* DramaticIrony: Salvadore writes that he's excited to return to his hometown after traveling for so long. Unfortunately, [[SilentProtagonist there's no way for you to tell him]] how bad an idea that is.

* ItWasHisSled: [[spoiler:You were in an elevator the whole time. You were never in a prison cell.]]