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Puzzle, Adventure, Indie, Visual Novel
Something has been taken. Enter a new Grid and forge alliances via visual novel gameplay, uncovering truths through Identity Disc puzzles. Make critical decisions and plot your own course in a world without a creator.
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Plot-driven, cool, contemplative and relaxed.
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CGMagazineJordan BiordiApr 20238.5/10TRON: Identity is a short, sweet, and incredibly engaging interactive novel that perfectly captures the essence of the franchise.
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Nintendo LifeTrent CannonApr 20238/10Tron: Identity won't wow anyone with its puzzles, but it does a great job of telling a tight story that changes with each playthrough. The short playtime encourages you to explore the world a bit more and uncover new truths that you missed because of your previous actions. If this is the start of a series of Tron visual novels, which the plot certainly feels like, then we're hopeful we get to continue our journey with Query very soon.
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God is a GeekChris WhiteApr 20238/10Tron: Identity is a smart take on the visual novel genre, and does something different with the source material it is based on.
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GuardianRick LaneApr 20232/5 starsThis visual novel spins a passable yarn in a noirish atmosphere, but would benefit from more space to explore it
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Slant MagazineAaron RiccioApr 20232.5/5 starsThe game doesn’t feel particularly focused on or interested in the mystery at hand so much as in better establishing the world of TRON for a future sequel, which may or may not come to fruition. Identity is beautiful and brilliant in spots, but more times than not, there’s no weight to the derezzing or freeing of the various suspects, no emotional connection between these digital creatures and their world. That and more leaves the game feeling too much like reading a rulebook—and one that stops just short of letting you actually take it for a hell of a ride.
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IGDB rating 7.5/10 from 2 ratings.
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