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Is PARQUET worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Visual novel readers who want a mystery about memory and identity
- Fans of romance-focused stories involving a small group of central characters
- Readers interested in near-future technology and its effects on personal lives
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct action mechanics rather than a visual novel centered on reading and relationships
- Readers who want a fast-moving story without extended attention to shared living, personal secrets, and identity questions
- Players looking for a story without romance involving two central women
Our take on PARQUET
Readers seeking direct action will hit the wall at the visual-novel format, which centers on reading the story and following relationships. Others may bounce when the narrative shifts into shared living, personal secrets, and the protagonist’s extended search for an identity.
What is PARQUET?
PARQUET is an all-ages Japanese-style visual novel set in a near future where brain-machine interfaces enable the digitization of human memory.
An illegal experiment combines thousands of memories inside one vessel, creating a man who has no personal memories and questions his identity. After entering the outside world, he meets Kido Tsubasa and Ibaraki Rino, two women whose lives were also affected by unethical brain-machine experiments. The three begin living together while carrying private secrets. The story follows the protagonist’s search for meaning, his relationships with the two women, and a mystery that develops as the narrative progresses. Tsubasa is outgoing and enjoys high-calorie food, while Rino appears distant but has a compassionate nature.
How PARQUET plays
- 01Memory-born protagonist
- An illegal experiment creates the central character by combining thousands of memories in one vessel.
- 02Two central heroines
- The protagonist meets Kido Tsubasa and Ibaraki Rino, whose lives were also changed by brain-machine experiments.
- 03Shared living setting
- The three characters live together while dealing with private secrets linked to their pasts.
- 04Developing mystery
- Questions about identity and humanity unfold progressively as the story advances.
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PARQUET: platforms & release
Is PARQUET worth it?
It is worth it if: visual novel readers who want a mystery about memory and identity. Skip it if: players seeking direct action mechanics rather than a visual novel centered on reading and relationships.
Where can I download PARQUET?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens PARQUET's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is PARQUET on?
Windows only.
