True Colours – A Date With Deception starts as a cute visual novel about day-to-day life and the pursuit of happiness beyond a boring work routine, but as interpersonal trust is called into question, a darker side begins to emerge. Be forewarned that you could be seen as the villain of this tangled web, but it’s up to you whether you embrace the role or seek ultimate redemption. Dare to explore multiple story routes and romantic interests leading to 12 possible endings, some good… and some very bad!
(Note recorded playtime for 1 route is not realistic. I am one of those people that leaves a game running whilst doing other things.)
Like the other review said. Take the trigger warnings seriously! One of the scenes I found extremely uncomfortable. It was well written though, and not gratuitous in its approach (So it didn't feel like a shock factor...
Disclaimer: This review contains heavy spoilers for the game. Do not read if you want to keep the plot a surprise.
Intro:
I first played this wonderful and original visual novel back when it was first released. Due to personal reasons, I waited until now to review it. I feel that now is the right time to write about how this masterpiece that explores...
The background music to the game really adds to the immersion, the characters have so much life to them that you feel invested in getting to know them all.
knowing theres different endings as well gives the game massive amount of replay value. Truly a remarkable journey and i will definitely be replaying to witness the other ending.
100% would recommend...
