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Is Truth: Disorder II worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Visual novel fans who want a sequel connected to an earlier story
- Players who prefer mystery and supernatural narratives over action-focused gameplay
- JRPG readers who want spacecraft and simulation themes within a story-driven game
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking action-heavy gameplay may bounce off the predominantly narrative visual novel structure.
- Players wanting one continuous setting may lose interest when the story shifts among three narrative threads.
- Players looking for a standalone story may find the continuation of the first game's plot difficult to approach in isolation.
Our take on Truth: Disorder II
Players seeking immediate action may bounce off at the visual novel format, where progress centers on reading through narrative scenes. Those expecting one tightly focused mystery may also hit a wall when the game divides attention among three story threads.
What is Truth: Disorder II?
Take the role of a future spacecraft captain and enter computer simulations in this visual novel sequel.
The story continues and expands the plot of Truth: Disorder, covering three narrative threads: events related to the first game, a mysterious school of death, and a mystical detective story. The game combines visual novel storytelling with JRPG elements, accompanied by music and illustrated graphics. Its structure centers on narrative progression across these three stories rather than on a single setting or scenario.
How Truth: Disorder II plays
- 01Three story threads
- The narrative covers the first game, a death-centered school mystery, and a supernatural detective case.
- 02Spacecraft captain role
- The player character serves as the captain of a futuristic spacecraft.
- 03Computer simulations
- The setting includes simulated computer environments as part of the story.
- 04JRPG elements
- The visual novel format includes role-playing game components.
- 05Musical accompaniment
- Music accompanies the game's narrative scenes.
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Truth: Disorder II: platforms & release
Is Truth: Disorder II worth it?
It is worth it if: visual novel fans who want a sequel connected to an earlier story. Skip it if: players seeking action-heavy gameplay may bounce off the predominantly narrative visual novel structure.
Where can I download Truth: Disorder II?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Truth: Disorder II's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Truth: Disorder II on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
