Truth: Disorder

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

I will start off by saying, I don't agree with the mixed reviews.

You play as a guy named Thoru, who is visited by Yukino, your neighbourhood friend, daily, who delivers you medication and food because you have an unknown and rare disorder.

Upon having nightmares and visions, you decide to stop taking the medication and question everything around you. You need to uncover the truth about everything.

Yes, the endings leave a lot to be desired, but I believe it's intentional as there is a sequel. And yes, the grammar needs a lot of work, but other than that, I don't think it's an awful game.

I really enjoyed this one and the second and just found out a third had been released (where have I been?!) I immediately obtained it and soon I intend to finish the next chapter. I will most likely replay the first two beforehand. <3

someone recommended this to me years ago and told me it was really disturbing and I finally play it and I guess it was a joke because this is awful not worth your 20 minutes

i had no idea what was going on. maybe that was the point of the game. watching my dryer spin around is more entertaining than this game

(Doorbell)
Take your food and medicine...
(Doorbell)
Take your food and medicine...
(Doorbell)
Take your food and medicine...
~ The End ~

Not really a good VN. Only really worth buying on sale for easy 100% achievement hunting.

The only reason why I enjoyed this game is because my friend and I voice-acted the lines. It's unique for sure, but I didn't enjoy playing it.

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 except lazy writing . 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.

Pros
-Interesting concept
-Visually appealing
-Quick achievements

Cons
-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 makes 0 sense and there's NO room for interpretation)

3/10 but only because of achievements

Truth: Disorder 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-catching.

I started this VN because I accepted recently released Truth: Disorder III--Gemini. Maybe I'm the only one who starts with the previous parts but shouldn't you fix the first game before releasing the next parts. I do hope the next third game is of better quality. Maybe you think I nitpick and pay too much attention to the translation quality but it's a real ordeal to read through the text in such condition. It's stated on the store page that the game has English, Russian and Simplified Chinese languages but there's nothing in settings, just English. Maybe playing it in Russian would be more pleasant but if you release the product with the main English language, you should provide the necessary quality. In credits I actually saw devs thank their proofreader, well in this case I can only feel sorry for their unquality work. I'd recommend to use more beta testers. Though I don't even know how one person could miss so many obvious issues. The text is just unreadable.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1732703081
But you know, it's not even the worst thing about this novel. At first the story is too monotonous but ok it could actually be explained by the plot. But when the game unexpectedly ended, my jaw dropped. Wtf was that?! Any answers, please? Any explanation? After a drab beginning I was really interested to learn the truth but at the end of the game we just get “Yeah, I remember now!” Wtf do you remember, dude?! Btw I don't know their gender but I imagined MC as a boy. Why was he deceived? What disorder? What medicine? Who is that girl? Who is actually everyone in that game? That's just some kind of mockery! I love open-ended games, books, films. When there's some space for imagination, but that's too far. Absolutely NOTHING is said. The idea could be interesting, the story became gripping at some point but that's the most terrible implementation I have ever seen. I always feel sorry when I have to write a negative review. But it's the first time when I'm not. I can even forgive the awful translation if you really hired a native proofreader, maybe it's not the dev's fault but wtf is wrong with the story or should I better say with complete absence of it?!

So, the game may be recommended for achievement hunters as it's not expensive. That's all. No stunning art or immersive story. Utter disappointment.

P.S. There're two more parts of Truth: Disorder ahead. Maybe I'm just dumb and everything is going to be explained in next games. And if the English version will be fixed I'll be more than happy to apologize for harsh words and change my review and a curator recommendation. For now...

The whole purpose of this game is to send an hour of your life down in the dumps. You won't become smarter or more knowledgeabe neither will you enjoy playing it, you'll just get one hour(+/-) older. You could as well spend ths hour being a vegetable.
Do not let the pretty face on the cover lure you in and think twice if you really have nothing better to do.
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Вся суть этой игры - заставить вас бесцельно просрать около часа вашей жизни. Вы не станете, эрудированнее или мудрее и не получите никакого удовольствия, вы просто постареете на один час +/-). С таким же успехом, вы можете превратиться в овоща на столько же времени.
Не ведитесь на симпотичную мордашку на обложке и хорошенько подумайте, нужно ли оно вам.

I'm going to be honest here, I speedran the game under 3 minutes. EZ clap and if the dev could give me more codes for games to speedrun that would be great.

Also, I have no clue how this ended up in my steam library.

One more thing, jokes are great and lets hope you get em too.

P.S to dev, Meme on them kids G.

Truth: Disorder

- It's a very interesting story, has different chararacters you play throughout the storyline of it. They have different unique things about the game and i don't see why there is negative reviews when the game is very good and fun to play, very enjoyable. Can't wait to play the second game of this once i finish the first one and it's a story about a guy named Thoru who once realized that his whole life is a lie. He basically gets a girl to come to his house and deliver him things and it's a good novel game to play. It's so fun to play such a great little great novel game. I'd recommend this game to anyone.

Rate
- 10/10

Great Novel Game
- Yes or No ? Yes

Would I Play It Again
- Yes or No ? Yes

Would I Recommend It To Someone
- Yes or No ? Yes

Do I Enjoy It
- Yes or No ? Yes

Fun Game
- Yes or No ? Yes

goog game, very good translations and very pretty girls. we have good time watching serial girls-wizards

THE TRANSLATION ITS FUNNY




it's just make no sense....



0/10.... should not try......

Too short and unexplained to be interesting, may have some potential if the author expand the concept. In the plus side, seventeen achievements.

Potentially, there's a lot that this game can offer, but the story is mostly monotonous with minor breaks in the middle and end. Wake up, get your food and medicine, fall asleep, have or don't have a nightmare. They introduce the concept of the main character living a false life, having it controlled without him knowing, but at best it was just that; an introduction. Nothing was really expounded upon, which means nothing was resolved. When there isn't a follow-up, that doesn't count as a story; you just end up with an audience full of questions and possibly resentment. Sorry, this one can't be saved.

Truth: Disorder is an short VN with a story that will maybe always lay in shadows.
To the Story: 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.
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.
[5.8/10] Points

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.

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 minutes likely would have had grave psychological effects to the listener. No voice acting. There are Steam achievements for those who are interested in them, but no trading cards at this point. Overall, there are better VNs out there, including a lot of free ones. This title isn't really worth the time or money invested. I can't even think of a niche that I would recommend this to. Sorry to leave a bad review for a new VN company, but I can't in good conscious recommend this. Thanks for reading and I hope this helps people make an informed decision on buying or not.