Falsehoods

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A collection of specific occurrences of non-truth.

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False advertisingPromotional material for the game near or post release show things that are not in the game or use other advertising material not present in the game in similar form. Or otherwise use misleading advertising.1992 / 20137 games
False CreditsGame where the [i]official[/i] credits are purposefully inaccurate for various reasons. (too short)1 game
False endingThe story builds up for conclusion, but instead there's a plot twist or something else that causes the story to continue on.1985 / 201758 games
False godsSome things are worshipped, attributed, or otherwise recognized as gods by the populace, but player is given enough evidence to claim that they're not that. Regardless if anything is done about it.2001 / 20193 games
False historyHistory as you know it is a lie. (too short)2007 / 201111 games
Falsely accusedThe protagonist is falsely accused of committing some (likely horrible) crime and much of the story involves proving that you didn't do it, simply running away from the law, or otherwise attempting to cope with it.1981 / 201766 games
False protagonistA character is initially made to appear as the protagonist but is later proven false, usually by that character dying without accomplishing anything significant and the story continuing with the real protagonist.1993 / 201830 games
False Hardware SpecificationsThe game materials, perhaps even the configuration options, claim support for hardware, but it doesn't actually work or is simply false.1990 / 20194 games
Inaccurate informationThe game itself provides inaccurate, false, or even contradictory information in areas where it's not supposed to give such under any circumstances.1983 / 201121 games
Non-choicesPlayer is given options to choose from but same thing happens regardless of what the choice was, even when this is a series of choices.2001 / 201613 games