You are given a simple task: find the target on the map. The problem is that almost nothing you receive can be trusted. Liar’s Front is a narrative deduction game where you analyze conflicting military intelligence to locate targets on a tactical map. Read reports, compare witness accounts, and reconstruct events befor…
You are given a simple task: find the target on the map.
The problem is that almost nothing you receive can be trusted.
Liar’s Front is a narrative deduction game where you analyze conflicting military intelligence to locate targets on a tactical map. Read reports, compare witness accounts, and reconstruct events before sending your conclusions to headquarters.
A scout places the enemy near one village. A field report claims they crossed the river hours ago. Another officer insists the road is clear. Someone is mistaken. Someone may be lying.
Build your case
Examine conflicting evidence. Compare reports and witness accounts to identify contradictions and decide which information holds up.
Work directly with the tactical map. Trace routes, check distances, and compare timelines to narrow down the target’s location.
Reach a conclusion. Use the evidence to identify false information, mark the target on the map, and submit your findings to headquarters.
Face the consequences. Your intelligence changes operations and shapes the branching story. People remember your decisions, including your mistakes.
Investigate new situations each day. Piece together another part of the war from a new set of unreliable reports.
You are not looking for the most convincing story. You need to establish what actually happened—and where the evidence leads.
Find the target.
Prove the lie.
Mark the map.
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