Truth: Disorder II

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Truth: Disorder II is a single player action game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by JustE A and was released on May 2, 2018. It received negative reviews from players.

Continuation of the favorite of many visual novels Truth: Disorder. This time you will feel yourself in the role of the captain of the spacecraft of the future and plunge into computer simulations.

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The sequel offers more choices and different endings compared to the first game.
Achievements are relatively easy to obtain, with responsive developer support for fixing achievement bugs.
Some players find the game can be fun if you like story-driven games or want something to pass time.

The game has been changed from a visual novel to a poorly designed maze RPG made with RPG Maker, losing its original appeal.
The story is confusing, poorly written, contains major translation issues including inconsistent language use, and fails to provide answers or continuation from the first game.
Gameplay is frustrating, with dark visuals, boring puzzles, and an overall lack of meaningful content, leading many players to quit early.

story
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The story is minimal or largely absent, with limited connection to characters and events from the first game, leading to repetitive and confusing narrative elements. However, some players appreciate the game for its branching options and multiple endings, finding it enjoyable as a casual story experience.
- “I like this game, it can be fun to play if you're bored or if you like story games. I like Truth Disorder II more than Truth Disorder as there are more options to take and different ways to end the game.”
- “But actually forget about clicking (no skipping) through that story if you've already read it in the first game as there are no achievements at the end.”
- “The story resembles some delirium of a sick consciousness.”
- “After some choices, we read through the same story from the first part.”
- “As for the story itself, the same sprites are used but characters seem to be completely different from the first part.”
music
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Users generally express a negative view of the music, describing the soundtrack as poorly composed or unenjoyable.