The flow of memories whether can define a human, or we only are pieces borrowed from the past of others? PARQUET puts players into a near future perspective full of haunting, where the boundary between biology and machines is blurred by Brain-Machine Interface (BMI) technology. You will play the role of a nameless entity — product of an illegal experiment — carrying in yourself thousands of chaotic memory pieces but yet not having even one piece of personal identity. That feeling of emptiness urges the character to step out of the glass cage, venture into the real world to search for the answer to the question: “Who am I really?”.
DEEP NARRATIVE AND IDENTITY EXPLORATION
The game not only stops at ordinary dialogue segments but digs deep into character psychology through a plot containing many layers of meaning about existence.
- Digitalized human memories: The system of digitalized memories creates the foundation for every conflict, forcing players to distinguish between reality and pieces of implanted data.
- Illegal human experiments: The plot delves deep into the dark corners of speculative science, where unethical BMI experiments have shaped the lives of both the main character and the people he meets.
- Search for self: The journey to find the self is the continuous red thread, bringing inward moments full of contemplation and sometimes breathtaking shock.
COMPELLING CHARACTER DYNAMICS
The attraction of the game lies in the way of building the relationship between the main character and two girls Kido Tsubasa and Ibaraki Rino, people who also carry scars from BMI technology.
- Unique living arrangements: The mechanism of strange living together between day and night creates a unique rhythm of life, gradually revealing hidden secrets of each character.
- Kindred spirit bonds: The connection between wounded souls helps players feel the warmth in the middle of a cold and brutal technology world.
- Progressive mystery unfolding: Mysterious details are skillfully planted and self-decode naturally following the story progression, keeping the experience always in a state of extreme curiosity.
