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.
About the story
In a new Grid, forgotten by its creator and left alone to evolve without User intervention, an unprecedented crime has been committed. The Repository stands at the center of this society. In the aftermath of a break-in, the future of this Grid hangs in the balance.
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle Visual NovelThemes
Science fiction
Languages: English and 8 more
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| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
| Korean | |||
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| Chinese (Traditional) | |||
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Media
Critic Reviews
VGamingNews
By Joseph WhitfieldAlthough my time with Tron Identity was brief, it was nice to return to the virtual landscape that makes up The Grid. The world inside has undoubtedly moved on since the events of Tron Legacy, but the world is as recognisable as ever. Much like how Disney have approached Star Wars by expanding from the small cast of Skywalker family, was a welcome touch that proves there is a real depth to what is essentially the inner workings of an ageing arcade machine. The trouble is that just as Identity was working towards a bigger story and finding its rhythm, I suddenly had the rug pulled and it just ended.
RPG Fan
By Peter TriezenbergTron: Identity is a solid visual novel that fans of the Tron property should absolutely check out.
SECTOR.sk
By Mat�� �trbaIf you are a fan of the Tron universe, you don't have to worry at all, the game can draw you in and brings an interesting story. But it also works the other way around. The world of Tron can appeal to fans of visual novels or detective games, even if they haven't had the chance to experience Tron so far. It's that unique mix where things just clicked. But there are also some shortcomings.
IGN
By Sarah LeBoeufDespite its short length, Tron: Identity's visual novel/detective story is well worth playing – and replaying – to unravel the latest mystery of life on the Grid.
Guardian
By Rick LaneThis visual novel spins a passable yarn in a noirish atmosphere, but would benefit from more space to explore it
