Killzone: Liberation, a sequel to the popular PS2 game Killzone, introduces a new top-down/third-person perspective to the franchise. Departing from the first-person shooter style of its predecessor, this game offers players the ability to switch to a tactical overview during gameplay to strategize their next moves. This feature allows for a slower pace as the screen zooms out, displaying icons for various actions and objectives.

The game provides a comprehensive Ad Hoc multiplayer experience with options for both cooperative and competitive play modes. Players can engage in matches such as Deathmatch, Assault, and Capture the Flag with support for up to six players, enhancing the overall gaming experience.