Monochrome Order
A 2019 indie RPG where your moral choices fork the narrative into multiple endings, but the systems underneath feel thin for strategy players.
GamerScout Verdict
Best for visual-novel fans seeking light narrative branches, not strategy players seeking meaningful mechanical consequences.
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About Monochrome Order
I've spent enough time in Paradox grand-strategies to know when a game's decision-tree is window dressing versus actual mechanical consequence. Monochrome Order bills itself as a judgment-driven fantasy RPG with branching paths, but the core loop is straightforward: progress through story nodes, make binary good/evil calls, watch the narrative react. The skeleton is there - multiple endings exist, your choices do steer the world in different directions, and the premise of playing as a moral arbiter has potential. The problem is execution. This feels like a visual novel with RPG stats bolted on rather than a systems-driven game where your choices reshape mechanical options. Character building is minimal, combat encounters are sparse, and there's no real resource management or strategic layer that would make repeated playthroughs feel like new puzzle solutions rather than just replaying dialogue trees. For a 2019 indie title from KEMCO, it's competent but forgettable - fine if you want a story-focused weekend game, but strategy players expecting meaningful decision-making at a mechanical level will find themselves disappointed.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- OS
- Windows 7 and up
- Memory
- 4 GB RAM
- Storage
- 300 MB available space
- Graphics
- 2GB VRAM
- Processor
- Intel® Core™ i3
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Game Info
- Developer
- Hit-Point Co.,Ltd.
- Publisher
- KEMCO
- Release Date
- Sep 10, 2019