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Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head
Haunted by the ability to read minds, Suteru embarks on a journey of revenge against those who wronged him. Uncovering the secrets of his tormentors, he must confront his demons in a story that explores the depths and darkness of the human mind.
- Released
- 31 March 2025
- Developer
- Nitro Origin
- Publisher
- JAST USA
- Steam recommendations
- 410
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Simulator · Adventure · Visual Novel
- Also known as
- Minikui Mojika no Ko · The Ugly Duckling
- 14
- Achievements
Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head
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Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head
The story
Tanezaki Suteru is exceptionally unattractive; comparing him to an ugly duckling would insult ducks everywhere. Bullied and harassed, he has become an introvert. Yet, Tanezaki possesses a unique ability, “Wordsight”: by looking at someone's face within 120 centimeters, he can see their thoughts as words around their head. This gift reveals abusive thoughts, dark secrets, and white lies, leading him to often avoid eye contact to escape the harsh thoughts of others. His life takes a turn when his crush cruelly pranks him by feigning a confession of love, reinforcing his perception as an object of ridicule. This event drives Tanezaki to use his power against the five girls who tormented him. Each route in the story reveals the twisted personalities of these bullies, masked by their outward charm and deceit. What revenge can one boy wreck with the power to peer into your mind, to see through your lies and drag your ugly truths to light?
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Key facts
Platforms
Game modes
- Single player
Themes
- Drama
- Mystery
Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head
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Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head
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Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head
Reviews and languages
2 languages in the interface, 0 of them with full voice acting. English is supported.
Publisher's content notice
Contains bullying, harsh language, and conflict at school. All characters involved are over the age of 18.
Mojika: Truth Rears Its Ugly Head