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Ministry of Truth: False Memory is a story-driven simulator in a totalitarian society. Become an official, manipulate facts, rewrite history, and provide the ‘t
Ministry of Truth: False Memory released on Steam on 19 August 2026. Developed by IKKOSAMA and False Memory Dept. and published by Two Cakes Studio, it casts you as a censor in an Orwellian bureaucracy.
Your job is rewriting history
The framing is direct: you are appointed an official of the Ministry of Truth, and your task is to rewrite history, control information, and provide the “truth” dictated by the Party.
The studio’s opening lines set the register — suffering is a blessing, silence is wisdom, obedience is loyalty. Emotions have no place, thoughts are dangerous, and The Great Father is watching. Every misstep is punished, every doubt recorded.
Obey or resist — the choice is the structure
The developers state the path is yours: remain loyal to the regime, or attempt to resist the system.
That is a meaningful branch in a game about censorship, because both routes require you to actually do the work first. Resistance in a bureaucracy simulator means finding room inside compliance, which is a more interesting design than a straightforward good/evil toggle.
The Five Minutes Rage
One named mechanic gives the flavour: the Five Minutes Rage, a daily ritual you gather for. It is a direct nod to Orwell’s Two Minutes Hate, and it suggests the game structures itself around a repeating institutional calendar rather than a conventional plot.
Ukrainian is listed among the languages with full localisation support, which is worth noting given the subject matter and where the studio is likely working from.
A complete feature set for an indie release
The listing includes Steam Achievements, full controller support, Camera Comfort options, custom volume controls and Playable without Timed Input.
Localisation is broad — English, Ukrainian, German, French, Italian and Spanish among others, with English and Ukrainian carrying full audio.
The build is Windows only. Steam genre tags are Adventure, Indie and Simulation. Nine store screenshots, with a soundtrack and supporter pack listed separately.
Out now at $6.99
Ministry of Truth: False Memory is now available on Steam at $6.99 (30% off), verified on 19 August 2026.
Under five dollars for a narrative dystopian sim with achievements, full controller support and six-language localisation is straightforward value.
If dystopian bureaucracy simulators appeal, this one has an unusually strong grip on its source material. The premise is doing real work rather than borrowing Orwell for set dressing.
Full details are on the official Steam store page.
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