What Tron Identity Could Take and Improve From Digimon Survive

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Disney announced a surprise collaboration at D23 Expo with Bithell Games to produce a new game called Tron: Identity. The game is a visual novel that could make the unique Tron universe into a gripping game, but it has to survive a few pitfalls to get there. There are a few lessons it could draw from a recent visual novel game Digimon Survive, which hit some important notes to be a good representative of the genre while missing others. Tron: Identity is scheduled for a 2023 release, and although not a lot is known gameplay-wise, the new storyline has definite promise, which should bode well for a visual novel game.

Tron: Identity is a story-driven adventure game created by Mike Bithell, who leads Bithell Games. The visual novel style should suit the franchise extremely well since it has a history of comic books and physical visual novels. The new, original storyline created for the game brings the player to a setting after the Tron movies. 20 years after Kevin Flynn was released from the server, another Grid is experiencing unprecedented crime. In the story, the player enters the Grid as a crime-solving program Query and sets to solve the mystery.

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It seems clear from the get-go that Bithell Games is creating a deep story that corresponds to the larger Tron ecosystem and respects its predecessors. As with Digimon Survive, the storyline needs to be at the center of the experience. While a good narrative is key, Tron: Identity should avoid non-interactive sequences that are too long. As a style visual novel can offer exciting transitions and fillers, which makes it possible to create novel progress in other forms than just a passive movie-like experience.

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