Truth: Disorder

Truth: Disorder. The name of the game really doesn't make a lot of sense. Unfortunately, I didn't get much more out of the story either. Basically a guy lives alone and has his meals and medications delivered every morning by a schoolgirl. At the end you get to decide if you want to stay in and take the pills or go out and see what happens. That's pretty much it. I was underwhelmed, even at 1.99 USD. So, a very short (~30 minutes for all achievements and both endings) visual novel with two short branches right at the end that lead to each ending. Suffers from a pretty poor translation, which slows the read, so it's likely even shorter if read in it's native language (Russian?). Made using Ren'Py. I'm not real familiar with what comes with the engine as far as premade sprites and backgrounds, but the sprites especially look familiar. Otherwise, sprites, and backgrounds are pretty basic and uninspired. No CGs. The BGM was a single track repeated, which if it had gone longer than 30 min...

So basically the story is about a guy lives alone and has his meals and medications delivered every morning by a schoolgirl. At the end you get to decide if you want to stay in and take the pills or go out and see what happens. At the end you get two choices with two different endings. >.< The story promised to be very interesting but unfortunately, the endings did not explain anything. (~30 minutes for all achievements and both endings).

I'm kind of disappointed with that one. The story promised to be very interesting but unfortunately, the ending did not explain anything. ANYTHING. Also unfortunately, the English grammar in this game is not of the highest quality. Sometimes I had trouble with understanding what does the hero mean. I wish you all the best, creator of this game, but please think of a different way to end this game and please improve your translation. I may help you for free if you contact me.

[i] Truth: Disorder [/i] is a short (~30 min) visual novel with just one choice at the end of the game. Backgrounds, sprites are fine, nothing exciting for me personally but pretty enough. I disliked music completely, had to set it as quiet as possible. But maybe it's just me, I rarely like soundtrack in games. And I guess that's all what I can say about it in a more or less positive way. Now let me explain why I don't recommend it. I've never seen text in such condition O_O It looks like the devs/translator/proofreader(?) had some serious problem with space on their keyboard. Practically each sentence has either typed together words or an extra space where it shouldn't be. It looks weird and soon becomes very annoying. I seriously can't understand such devil-may-care attitude. I've seen games with much worse mistakes and too many typos. But here, is it really so difficult to fix it?! Though of course space problem is not the only issue with the language, just the most eye-catchin...

Truth: Disorder is an short VN with a story that will maybe always lay in shadows. To the Story: [spoiler] You are Thoru an male person who wakes up every day always dont remember things that where some days ago (it might be amnesia) but you dont even know that so you living a life without knowing what happens, where your family is or why Yuki. brings you every day meal and medicine.[/spoiler] Well There are only two choices you can make: To find out what happens or maybe life a life of lies. Very short story, short game,two choices but 100% complete rate for steam achievements. There is an open end you won't know how it goes future. Recommend if you want to have a short story where you don't know how it goes out. [b][5.8/10] Points[/b]

[b] (Doorbell) [/b] Take your food and medicine... [b] (Doorbell) [/b] Take your food and medicine... [b] (Doorbell) [/b] Take your food and medicine... [b] ~ The End ~ [/b]

I honestly don't think anyone should pay money for this game. It's around ~30 minutes of gameplay and you get all the achievements (17) in one play through. That being said- the second 'episode' looks way more interesting but this was lackluster. It's about this man with a mysterious illness who stops taking his medication and starts seeing things. The idea seemed super interesting but the actual experience brought absolutely nothing to the table [strike]except lazy writing[/strike] . The ending wasn't even a good cliffhanger or anything- it just feels like they stopped it midway. So I cannot, in good name, recommend this to anyone. Feels unfinished. [u]Pros[/u] -Interesting concept -Visually appealing -Quick achievements [u]Cons[/u] -Not enough gameplay for your money -Really short -The words got all messed up in translation -Poor translation -Repetitive story telling -Basic characters and art -The track just kept repeating over and over again -Horrible ending (no seriously it ...

good game we had sex at end

kind of weird... really confusing but too simple.. i think the devs were russian but thats just my speculation :/

best game by far