A familiar story takes a sinister turn
Pinocchio’s journey from wooden puppet to real boy has rarely felt this eerie. Lies of P reshapes the classic tale into a grim adventure through Krat, a city steeped in mystery and menace, where every familiar fairy-tale echo arrives with a chilling twist. The result sits in fascinating contrast with the original story preserved by Encyclopaedia Britannica and the enduring screen legacy explored by Disney.
Lies of P finds beauty in the bleak
Krat’s dark streets give the game a striking identity, pairing decaying grandeur with the unsettling presence of mechanical foes. That contrast helps Lies of P feel less like a straightforward retelling and more like a world with its own troubled history. For players drawn to atmospheric action adventures, its blend of fairy-tale imagery and demanding combat makes an intriguing companion to the broader soulslike genre, a style often celebrated in IGN’s game coverage.
A demanding adventure built around choice
At the heart of the experience is a journey that asks players to meet danger with patience and precision. Measured combat and meaningful choices give the adventure its tension, while the Pinocchio-inspired premise invites questions about truth, identity, and what it means to become human. Those themes connect the game to the original work by Carlo Collodi and to the continuing conversation around challenging, story-driven games at GamesRadar+.
A sealed PS4 copy for curious collectors
For PlayStation 4 players, a new sealed copy offers a chance to discover Krat on the console generation that helped make cinematic action adventures a fixture of modern gaming. Lies of P on PS4 is an appealing pick for fans of dark fantasy, demanding battles, and reimagined classics—and a sealed edition may also catch the eye of collectors who value physical releases. The game’s official home at Lies of P and the platform information at PlayStation provide useful places to explore its world and release details.
