Developed by Spark Unlimited and released in 2008, Turning Point: Fall of Liberty presents an alternate history in which Winston Churchill failed to make it out of the building where the real incident took place in 1931. As a result of this tragic event, Great Britain did not have a strong leader in the impending conflict with Germany.

The plot of the game focuses on a character named Dan Carson, a construction worker from New York. The player takes on the role of him as the Germans lead the invasion of the United States in 1953. Manhattan is bombed and the player must fight for survival in a world where resistance against the Nazis is the only hope.

Turning Point: Fall of Liberty offers action-packed first-person gameplay. As in other games of this type, the player will have to face enemies using various weapons.

The game's visuals feature ruined cities, terrifying images of wartime chaos, and high quality detail. The creators tried to reflect the atmosphere of an alternative reality in which the German occupation affects the United States.

Turning Point: Fall of Liberty is a game that offers players an alternative view of history and provokes them to think about potential changes in the course of events. Despite its flaws, it deserves attention as an interesting attempt to combine story with gameplay. However, it is worth remembering that the vision of history presented in the game is fictitious and may cause controversy.