Price for Freedom: Avarice

Price for Freedom: Avarice Play as Redic in Kaldea in Price for Freedom: Avarice, a manga-based adult RPG. Explore new towns, uncover deep lore, fight foes with top-down strategy, and shape outcomes with meaningful choices.

Price for Freedom: Avarice

Price for Freedom: Avarice is an adult game inspired by a manga. You play as Redic, starting over with a brand-new life in Kaldea—only to be pulled straight into plots, conspiracies, and open conflict. Along the way, you’ll meet new companions, explore the world, and push back against enemies while trying to uncover (and stop) the kingdom’s hidden schemes.

As your journey continues, you’ll also develop close romantic relationships with a variety of beautiful women, delivering an adult-focused experience. Each character includes their own storyline along with erotic scenes, so players can expect content that’s tied to multiple routes and characters.

Key Features

New Characters & Setting

• The game takes place in the same universe as the original webcomic, but introduces a new group of characters in a different town.
• This gives players a fresh angle on the world and its events.

Deeper World Lore

• This RPG expands the setting’s lore, helping you learn more through exploration and conversation.
• Expect backstory details and a richer view of the world’s history.

Story-Driven Narrative Depth

• Designed like a classic top-down RPG, it leans on substantial text and multiple storylines.
• Choices and mystery elements aim to keep you engaged for hours, while strengthening bonds with NPCs.

Choices That Change Outcomes

• Your dialogue selections can alter the storyline.
• Expect branching paths, shifting consequences, and different results depending on what you do.

Character Growth

• The game emphasizes meaningful character progression.
• Decisions can influence how your characters develop, supporting replayability.

Top-Down Combat & Exploration

• Inspired by classics such as Baldur’s Gate, the combat is strategic and top-down.
• Exploration is designed to feel immersive, combining nostalgia with modern polish.

Highlights

• Animated scenes: 62
• Collectible pinups: 93
• Original soundtrack: 42 tracks



• Word count: 650,000+
• Playtime: 25+ hours (minimum)
• Party size: 4 companions
• Quests: 34
• Unique animated character sprites: 80
• Enemy types: 24
• Art style: 100% hand-drawn locations, characters, and scenes
• Tools: In-game dialogue and quest editors

Changelog

In this update, the team remastered Hiho’s first explicit scene, along with improvements to her first quest. They also added a still illustration of Samara’s shiny fingers. Older versions of those scenes remain available in the gallery, though they may look a bit rough compared to newer work.

• Hiho sprite update: added a brand-new sprite with front, back, and combat poses.
• Tail motion: Hiho’s tail now follows the direction of her movement.
• New combat animations: several updated combat animations have been added.
• Skills system rework: Hiho currently has no new skills to showcase yet while the system is being rebuilt.
• Saves improvements: you can now rename / bookmark, and override existing saves.



• New collectibles:
  • Samara sprite scene
  • Full remake of Hiho’s first scene
  • Hiho new front and back sprite
  • New Samara post-scene illustration
  • Writing improvements to Hiho’s first quest
  • Lady Wolf collectible
  • Esther collectible
• More updates: saves can be overridden/renamed/bookmarked; devices can be disabled in the options.

Bug reporting: If you spot any issues (including typos), report them in the comments here, through the Discord bug tracker, or using the in-game bug report system (located at the bottom-left of the main menu).

Community Notes

Some players discuss the project’s pace and scope, noting that the story progression can feel slow and comparing it to other long-running RPG-style content. Others mention that the game’s source material is tied to the linked comic, and they raise questions about possible companion variety, optional combat vs. story focus, and how much gameplay content might be available relative to the amount of text.