BrokenLore: Don't Lie2026

BrokenLore: Don't Lie

2026 Serafini Productions70Good

Playtime

BriefIt typically takes about 2 hours to finish the game.

Playable on

PC
PlayStation 5
Steam Deck
Verified
Steam Machine
Verified
SteamOS
Xbox Series X|S

Available on

PlayStation Store
$15.99
Steam
$15.99
Xbox
$15.99

Game modes

Single player

Details

Launch: September 10, 2026
Developer: Serafini Productions
Publisher: Serafini Productions
Themes: Action
Horror
Genres: Adventure
Indie

Overview

BrokenLore: DON'T LIE is psychological horror spin-off of DON’T WATCH, where lies, medication and fragile bonds blur the line between reality and nightmare.

Press33

Players77

TerribleGood

OpenCritic33from 9 reviews

Brokenlore Don’t Lie follows in the footsteps of the studio’s previous works and delivers a very short indie game that relies primarily on atmosphere and visuals. With sparse gameplay and a lack of new ideas, anyone interested should give it a try for its story and message—and because what they’ve seen in the trailers has caught their attention. If...

BrokenLore: DON’T LIE delivers a creative horror experience that proves the developers’ boldness in trying fresh, distinctive ideas. While it lacks a truly unique artistic direction, it confirms that the BrokenLore series is on the right track and maturing with each release. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a smart, intense psychological horror...

BrokenLore: DON'T LIE is at its best when it relies on atmosphere and Junko rather than cheap scares. Its psychological horror and striking contrast between reality and fantasy stay with you, even if restrictive exploration and an overly open ending hold it back.

I wasn’t expecting much from BrokenLore: DON’T LIE, and I still left disappointed. I can easily blame myself for still not being able to understand what terrifies Japanese culture. But the experience here doesn’t feel complete, and with only a two-hour runtime, it was a blessing that it ended so quickly.

BrokenLore: Don’t Lie is an interesting, albeit flawed, addition to the ever-expanding BrokenLore franchise. It can miss the mark a bit with its puzzling and some of the visual issues are jarring, but it has enough unique ideas and an intriguing narrative that help make it worth checking out if you’re already a fan of the previous releases (and especially...