Parco Games to Publish Turkish Psychedelic Horror 'Deperson'
Parco Games, known for publishing curated indie titles, has picked up a Turkish-developed horror game that prioritizes psychological instability over jump scares, signaling continued international expansion for the publisher.
Reporting from 1 sources: 4Gamer.net.
At BitSummit PUNCH, Parco Games announced it will publish DEPERSON, a 2D psychedelic horror adventure by Turkish studio Error Thing. A playable demo was shown at the booth, and a fuller demo covering Chapter 1 is already available on Steam. The game follows Aaron, an amnesiac in a totalitarian state called Indriya, and uses fragmented visuals and unstable text to convey psychological unease.
Parco Games, the publishing arm of the Parco department store group, used its BitSummit PUNCH booth to announce a new title: DEPERSON, a 2D psychedelic horror adventure from Turkish developer Error Thing. The booth was designed as a kiosk-themed space, with each published title getting its own display area. DEPERSON's demo let players experience the opening, where protagonist Aaron wakes up in a hospital in the surveillance state Indriya with no memory. The game uses pale colors, thin lines, and text that shakes or moves vertically to reflect the protagonist's unstable mental state. A more complete demo covering Chapter 1, including action elements and boss encounters, is already available on Steam.
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