Gameplay
Work in progress — footage from active development
Watch gameplay
1 min 20 sec · with sound · pre-alpha
What this is
Parazit is a third-person stealth game about a bodiless consciousness that survives by jumping between living bodies in the middle of a fight. Every body you take gives you its identity, its access, its weapon and its function — along with its limits.
The core loop is not simply changing bodies; it is reading what each body is good for and spending it as a temporary resource.
How it plays
Move quietly. Take the right body. Then live with what you left behind.
Take a body within range. The shell you leave behind drops where it stands and stays there as evidence — who fell, and where, is a trail for whoever is looking for you.
Every body opens a different door. A technician's clearance, a guard's weapon, the room a nurse can walk into. Being in the wrong place in the wrong body is how you get noticed.
Shells run out. The body you stay in wears down, gets recognised, gets hunted. Knowing when to leave matters as much as knowing where to go next.
The story
In Karya, taking another body is the easy part. Being seen doing it is what ends you.
A failed consciousness-transfer experiment kills Subject 07. His mind survives.
Now known only as Misafir — the Guest — he escapes into Karya, a near-future city where the wealthy are attempting to purchase continuity beyond death, while the poor increasingly survive by selling access to their own bodies.
Every transfer leaves two problems behind. The shell Misafir abandons drops where it stands and remains there as evidence. And a body someone watched him enter is a body nobody fully trusts again — including the people who loved the person inside it.
Guided by a woman searching for her missing brother and hunted by the corporation that created Misafir, Misafir begins uncovering fragments suggesting that the life he is trying to recover may never have belonged entirely to him. The closer he gets to that lost life, the less certain he becomes that memory, identity and body were ever as inseparable as he believed.
And somewhere in Karya, another consciousness has already learned how to live without a permanent body.
Parazit is ultimately not about changing bodies. It is about what remains of a person when the body, the face and even the memories can no longer prove who they are.
In-game
Frames taken directly from the game — interface included, untouched. Development is ongoing and the look may change.
Status
If you want to know how it's built, what it's verified with and what has been produced so far, see the development page.
Contact
Press, publishing and collaboration enquiries are welcome. As the demo gets closer, announcements go out here and on X first.
Parazit: Dead Shells is an original IP. A short screen adaptation overview is available on request for representation and production enquiries: contact@yenidunyaworks.com
