Truth: Disorder II

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I remember really loving this game to the point I made sure to get all the pieces and play them one after the other (iirc, or at least to the best of my ability at the time I did.) I recommend it.

the dev changed the game from a visual novel to some random rpgmaker maze game. even if you use the steram console to download the old visual novel it's a extremely boring visual novel with nothing realy happening and looping dialouge. 0/10

Truth: Disorder II, developed by JustE A and published by JustE Publishing, is a small-scale indie visual novel that attempts to deliver a science-fiction mystery wrapped in psychological themes and experimental storytelling. As the sequel to the original Truth: Disorder, the game expands on the narrative framework introduced in its predecessor while exploring new characters, locations, and simulated scenarios. Although its presentation and mechanics remain relatively simple, the title clearly aims to present an ambitious narrative that explores questions about reality, artificial environments, and human perception. The result is a game that feels like a passion project—one driven more by its ideas and story ambitions than by technical polish or complex gameplay systems. The story places players in the role of a spaceship captain who becomes involved in a series of mysterious simulations conducted through advanced technology. Rather than unfolding in a straightforward timeline, the narrative jumps between different simulated worlds and storylines that initially appear unrelated. Some scenarios resemble school life mysteries, others resemble detective stories or surreal investigati…

[h2]Nothing To See Here[/h2] The original visual novel you are looking for, no longer exists. Instead, a crappy RPGmaker maze is in its place. As someone who gave the first game a chance and was excited to see what happened in the sequel, this is incredibly disappointing. If, like me, you wanted any of your questions answered about the first game, none of them will be answered here, I'm sorry. Best ignore this title, unless you want a quick and unfulfilling completion.

this one is worse than the first one instead of a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ visual novel it is now a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ RPG maker game where you can't see anything and have to navigate something. I got through 4 levels before I got angry and quit.