History of Liberty City
Founded in the early 18th century as a small trading post along the Atlantic coast, Liberty City has grown into one of the most influential metropolitan centers on the Eastern Seaboard. Its rich history is shaped by waves of immigration, industrial growth, and a culture of resilience that defines the city to this day.
From its roots as a colonial port town to its transformation into a modern urban hub, Liberty City has maintained its position as a leader in commerce, culture, and innovation. Its diverse neighborhoods and iconic skyline are a testament to centuries of progress and unity.
The CALL Alliance
In 2025, Liberty City joined the cities of Califon, Atarashii-Momo, and Livena to form the CALL Alliance. Named after the initials of its founding members, the coalition was created to strengthen diplomatic ties, foster cultural exchange, coordinate public safety, and promote economic growth across regions. For a time, CALL stood as a symbol of cooperation and innovation, demonstrating how cities could achieve more together than apart.
In August 2025, the alliance came to an end after severe tensions.
The founding members concluded that CALL could not continue under these circumstances and voted to discontinue the alliance.
Today, the story of CALL serves both as a reminder of the promise of collaboration and as a warning of how quickly it can be undone when respect and accountability are abandoned.
City Anthem
The Anthem of Liberty City is a short, uplifting piece celebrating the city’s history, unity, and hope. It’s traditionally played at civic ceremonies, parades, and community gatherings. It is a shortened version of "Die Fledermaus: Mein Herr Marquis", from Johann Strauss.