Ministry of Truth: 1964

Really interesting game! Replayed it a few times already. And the fact that it's from Ukrainian developers is even more reason to support it!

Dunno, I like the story telling and multiple endings but It's kinda a hard game.

[b]I’ve been waiting for this game for more than a year.[/b] This game has been #1 on my wishlist for over a year, so I was really excited to finally play it. And I’m especially happy to support a game made by Ukrainian developers. It makes me really happy to see our people creating such cool content. I finished my first playthrough in about 1.5 hours, following the “loyal to the Party” path. You can replay it with different choices and scenarios, but honestly, I didn’t feel like there was enough content to make me want to replay it over and over. As other people have already mentioned, a lot of the things you do don’t seem to have any visible impact on the story or your stats. There are mini-games and choices, but sometimes you just don’t know what effect they actually had, if any. I really think this game has much more potential. It feels more educational than entertaining, which I completely understand considering the topic, but I still left the game with mixed feelings.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Definitely Worth the Experience! I had a great time playing Ministry of Truth: False Memory! The storyline had me hooked from beginning to end. I actually found myself getting confused about how I should answer some of the questions, and before I knew it, I was getting caught up in my own lies. 😂 That honestly made the experience even better because it kept me thinking and made the story feel much more immersive. There were moments where I had to stop and think, “Wait... what did I say before?” It definitely keeps you on your toes! Overall, I experienced no issues while playing. Everything ran smoothly, the story kept my attention, and I really enjoyed the concept. I would absolutely play something like this again and definitely recommend giving it a try! 10/10 experience for me!

Weird, absurd but strangely fun. I appreciate the creativity.

It's Ok, but not more than that. Since it's not particularly expensive I can recommend it, but I'd still see if you can wait for a sale. It's based on Orwell's 1984 even though they had to change the game's title. It gives you the flavor of the book and living in a dystopian nation where the state is constantly attempting to manipulate what its citizens believe. If you're familiar with the book, there really aren't any surprises here. It's also on the short side and although the Developers say that there are multiple endings, I didn't see much difference while a third of the way through a second playthrough. I might return to it later but I decided that there didn't seem to be enough reason to bother continuing. Still, for one playthrough, it's kind of timely.