PARQUET

PARQUET PARQUET is a romance dating simulation RPG set in a future where memories are digitized. Meet Kido Tsubasa and Ibaraki Rino, live together, learn skills, and uncover the truth behind your birth.

PARQUET

PARQUET is a dating simulation game. You play the role of an MC—an unusual newcomer created from the fusion of thousands of memories. When the MC finally arrives in the real world, he meets several girls, each with their own personality and secrets.

What kind of heartfelt meetings and romantic comedy moments will you share with them? As you move through the story, you’ll live with the girls, pick up new skills, and gradually reshape their lives—and your own. Along the way, the girls’ hidden truths come to light, and your bonds deepen into something more personal. Depending on how you choose to connect, the plot can take different turns.

In the end, will you be able to uncover the truth behind the MC’s birth?

Story of PARQUET

In the near future, a technology known as the Brain-Machine Interface (BMI) links the brain and machines. It creates a brand-new way of thinking—and even makes the digitization of human memories possible.

From this breakthrough, “he” is born. An illegal experiment combines thousands of memories into a single vessel, resulting in a completely new being.

With only other people’s memories, doubts start to grow: who is he really? Those questions push him to gather the courage to step into the world and search for his true identity.

Once he does, he meets Kido Tsubasa and Ibaraki Rino—two gentle souls whose lives were also affected by unethical BMI experiments.

Learning to live together while carrying those secrets, the MC and the girls set off changes that are bigger than anyone expects...

Features of PARQUET

Digitized human memories

The game’s memory system turns human recollections into data, becoming the base for every major conflict. You’ll need to constantly separate what’s real from what’s been implanted into the MC’s mind.

Illegal human experiments

The narrative dives into the darker side of speculative science. Unethical BMI procedures don’t just shape the MC—they also leave marks on the people he meets.

Searching for self

Finding “who you are” is the story’s steady thread, guiding you through introspective moments—and the kind of shocking revelations that can hit hard.

Distinct living rhythm

The unusual “living together” system changes between day and night, creating a special daily rhythm. Over time, it reveals hidden aspects of each character.

Kindred spirit connections

The bond between damaged souls helps you feel warmth in a world dominated by cold, brutal technology.

Mystery that unfolds step by step

Mysterious clues are planted carefully, then naturally “decode” as the story progresses—keeping your curiosity alive from start to finish.

Characters

Kanato Ibuki

• In the prologue, Kanato’s feelings seem almost weightless—but by the time the main story begins, she shows far more emotion than anyone would expect.
• She can be surprisingly blunt, even to the point of saying embarrassingly sentimental things without hesitation.
• She has a quiet sense of humor, reacts well to what people say, and makes friends easily—even with people she meets for the first time.
• After a self-discovery trip, Kanato shares a room at Rino Ibaraki and Tsubasa Kido’s house, sleeping on a sleeping bag on the first floor.
• While looking for work, her interest in the flower shop where Rino works catches the attention of the store manager, Aya Kumado, and she’s hired as a part-time worker.
• Because Kanato previously worked for the Ibuki Group, she knows the BMI technology used there. Even compared with Tsubasa—who specializes in it—she’s not doing badly at all.
• She has an ability called “Soul Expansion”: it amplifies brain waves and can influence other minds at close range. Since her goal is to fit into society normally, she tries not to use it unless there’s a crisis.

Ibaraki Rino

• In truth, Kido and Tsubasa share one body. More specifically, Tsubasa’s memories were implanted into this body—so Tsubasa takes the lead during the day, while Rino is active only at night.
• When day turns to night (or night turns to day), the switch is forced: Rino falls into an irresistible sleep and wakes up, unable to control the transition. Even the characters themselves don’t fully understand why the “boundary” works the way it does.
• When he was young, he lost his parents and his grandmother one after another, enduring a harsh life. In exchange for a large amount of money, he became a subject in an experiment where Tsubasa was implanted into him—creating his current state.
• Rino can only live at night, but he accepts his life now, believing it’s better than the hardships he once faced.
• He works part-time at night at the flower shop “Kumado”.
• Because Rino and Tsubasa share the same underlying personality, using BMI to transplant memories is impossible here. That’s a fatal flaw for the work—yet he still gets hired thanks to Aya Kumado’s understanding as the store manager.



• Aya even claims she recognized him because he doesn’t do many part-time jobs, and she shows him special kindness.