#WhenMoviesTurnintoGames

Tron: Identity takes us back to the Tron Universe, in a never before seen world, or server as it might be called – in a puzzle adventure game format where the player’s decisions matter. The players control the detective program Query, tasked to investigate a mysterious event, finding out the whos, whys, and whats. Immediately from the start, I was hooked by the amazing storytelling and beautiful 2D visual novel art-style with 3D parallax and neon effects. There is no voice acting, and the game is purely read by the player — which is even more impressive that I got compelled by that much.

Tron: Identity is a visual novel adventure game set in the world of Tron, where players play in the role of Query, a detective program tasked to investigate a mysterious situation. 🟩Pros +amazing interactive storytelling +choices matter and branching out story for replayability +a dedicated game mode for the puzzle element +lots of accessibility options: skip puzzles, increase UI text, etc. 🟥Cons -very, very short

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT Skip it unless you’re a diehard Tron fan. People with limited Tron knowledge should be able to follow the plot of Tron: Identity, but this visual novel doesn’t have much to offer outside of expanded lore and worldbuilding. There’s some light gameplay, but it’s a basic matching puzzle game that isn’t particularly exciting. It’s a competently made game, but it doesn’t hold a candle to