- August 27, 2021
- YUZUSOFTSOUR
- 20h median play time
PARQUET
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About
"Parquet" is an emotional single-player romance visual novel where a being made up of thousands of memories embarks on a journey to find their true self. They cross paths with two girls, Tsubasa and Rino, who have also been affected by unethical BMI experiments. Together, they navigate their secrets and challenges, bringing about significant changes in their lives. This marks Yuzusoft's first original All-Ages game, featuring a captivating narrative and an immersive soundtrack.








- The game features a well-written and engaging story with interesting sci-fi elements and character dynamics.
- High-quality art and voice acting, particularly from the talented Nao Tōyama, enhance the overall experience.
- The user interface is highly praised for its customization options and fluidity, making the gameplay enjoyable.
- The game is relatively short, with many players feeling it ends too abruptly and leaves them wanting more content.
- As a kinetic novel, it lacks meaningful choices, which may disappoint players looking for a more interactive experience.
- Some aspects of the story and character development feel underexplored, leading to a sense of incompleteness.
story
149 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Parquet" is generally well-received, characterized as a straightforward yet engaging narrative that blends sci-fi elements with themes of self-discovery and friendship. While many appreciate its unique focus on character dynamics over romance, some reviewers note that the plot feels rushed and could benefit from deeper exploration and additional content. Overall, it offers a compact and enjoyable experience, though it may leave players wanting more in terms of length and character development.
“An interesting story, well told and an enjoyable cast.”
“A very well written sci-fi story, with well developed characters, and great art and music.”
“The story is surprisingly dark, yet it doesn't feel overwhelming since it gets off balanced by the same goofiness seen in yuzusoft's visual novels.”
“The too-short game plot is in line with the positioning of this game, but it makes the shaping of some characters and the direction of the plot too fast or unreasonable.”
“The story is well done although world building and the main character's background is not very well developed.”
“The overarching plot is a passable story in a decently setting that sadly ends with a lackluster climax.”