Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth (2016)

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Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation Vita

4.51 from 41 ratings

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How long? · with extras 45h (from 1 logged playthrough)

The epic story of Utawarerumono comes to an end in Mask of Truth, as the fate of the world will be determined by warring nations. The game features exciting SRPG battles, a colorful cast of new/familiar faces that will determine the fate of their world, a rousing original soundtrack, and the dramatic conclusion to the journey of Haku. After the … Read more
The epic story of Utawarerumono comes to an end in Mask of Truth, as the fate of the world will be determined by warring nations. The game features exciting SRPG battles, a colorful cast of new/familiar faces that will determine the fate of their world, a rousing original soundtrack, and the dramatic conclusion to the journey of Haku. After the events of Mask of Deception, Haku is destined to rally the nation of Ennakamuy to fight against the evil forces that now control the Yamato throne. Read less
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Release dates

  • Sep 21, 2016 (Full Release) (Japan) PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita
  • Sep 05, 2017 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita
  • Jan 23, 2020 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Apr 24, 2025 (Full Release) (Japan) Nintendo Switch

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Kenchiin

Review Kenchiin 4/5 · Feb 1, 2026

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This is the big finale and it really delivers. I’ll admit, the soft-reset at the beginning threw me off at first, but once the story got moving, it was clear that the stakes were much higher this time.

The buildup from the first two games finally pays off. The only downside is that the last part felt a bit 'stretched', …

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This is the big finale and it really delivers. I’ll admit, the soft-reset at the beginning threw me off at first, but once the story got moving, it was clear that the stakes were much higher this time.

The buildup from the first two games finally pays off. The only downside is that the last part felt a bit 'stretched', just when you think it’s over, another stage or hour of reading pops up. It makes the pace feel a little bumpy at the very end.

But honestly? It was a beautiful experience. I totally get the hype now.

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WardCove

Status WardCove Sep 16, 2025

I had put this game down for a while And I've been very consistent recently in playing. And it's SO GOOD! I'm sitting here wondering why I ever put it on pause to begin with.

WarpDogsVG

Review WarpDogsVG 5/5 · Oct 5, 2020

Utawarerumono: Mask Of Truth is a rad game

Haku is rad.

Kuon is REALLY just incredibly rad. She's just the best.

Nekone wasn't rad very much last game, but she's rad this game.

Atuy has always been rad as hell.

Ururuu and Saranna are both rad, and there are times in which they're the absolute best.

Ougi absolutely was rad basically constantly and all the time. Nosuri was …

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Haku is rad.

Kuon is REALLY just incredibly rad. She's just the best.

Nekone wasn't rad very much last game, but she's rad this game.

Atuy has always been rad as hell.

Ururuu and Saranna are both rad, and there are times in which they're the absolute best.

Ougi absolutely was rad basically constantly and all the time. Nosuri was rad a little bit less than Ougi, but was still a badass constantly.

Fumirul is weird as hell. However, there are times in which she was rad.

There are no times in which Kiwru was rad. What a dweeb.

Itak is even worse.

Rulutieh is, eh, so-so. Ok, she can be rad sometimes. Not as rad as Shis, though.

Anju was rad when it mattered.

Munechika, was... well. She existed.

Jachdwalt was rad, but not as rad as his daughter.

Mikazuchi was really rad.

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