 The game also places the war into the broader context of world events, so in addition to the principals in the conflict, other nations appear in the game with appropriate political interests and concerns including France, the Netherlands, and Spain.In addition, mercenaries employed by the British such as the Hessians, and the many other European officers Benjamin Franklin and Silas Deane convinced to join the fighting on the American side, such as Kościuszko, Lafayette, Pułaski and von Steuben are also portrayed.Reviewing the Super NES version, Andromeda of "GamePro" praised the historical accuracy but was reluctant to recommend the game due to the excessive minutia of the gameplay, concluding, "Despite the more familiar history, "Liberty or Death" is still probably foreign fare for most gamers.