How to Fool a Liar King Demo

Traveling between worlds and different dimensions is something that humans probably won’t ever experience, regardless of how much our technology advances in the future. Most exoplanets are pretty much dead rocks or balls of gas, and very few of them are probably full of bipedal aliens with languages that can be learned in a matter of days. However, we might be able to simulate the experience in a virtual environment in the near future.

How to Fool a Liar King is an interactive visual novel in which you play the role of a girl who finds herself in a strange land and forced to interact with interesting characters. The game is a continuation of How to Take Off Your Mask, in the sense that the story picks up right after, but there’s no need to be familiar with the original in order to make sense of this episode or its plot.

As such, you take on the role of Regina, the main character and the hero of this story. You can change her name if you wish, but it doesn’t make too much of a difference. She finds herself transported to Eroolia, an island outside the world that also happens to be cursed. Here, she finds a group of companions on a journey to Laars, the home country of cat people, and she decides to join them.

The adventure takes you through a variety of interesting situations, especially when you consider the strange circumstances, but there’s more to the story than the journey itself. Hence, Regina can also form a romantic relationship with one of the male character, but it’s up to you to choose one. Hence, you can start the game multiple times and make different choices to mix things around a bit.

Lastly, every visual novel banks a lot on the artwork, because there is not much else to distract the players. In the case of How to Fool a Liar King, things are more or less decent in the character design department, but the backgrounds can be a tad too repetitive at times. The soundtrack is pretty engaging as well, even if the tunes tend to repeat themselves a lot in the demo at hand.

In the end, How to Fool a Liar King can be a bit too much to take in if you are new to the series, especially when all the crazy fantasy concepts start flying around. Even so, you can have a lot of fun with the game if you are already familiar with the series.