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 ■Welcome to Mystery Parfait
Welcome to Mystery Parfait! We’re a doujin (amateur) software circle with members in North and South America. Here you can read about our current projects, our staff, and read our development blog. Since it’s probably what you’re here for, here is a quick introduction to our first project, Flight of Twilight: Mystery Parfait’s first major project, Flight of Twilight is a visual novel game for the PC platform written by and for an English-speaking audience. Play as Kaiden Andrews, who returns home to Rosetta after spending six years rehabilitation from a childhood accident. He reunites with his sister, Alyssa, and meets two other colorful characters, Tara and Vivienne. However, things have changed; Rosetta is not the town he once knew, and a growing conspiracy threatens to separate him and his sister once again. Exciting stuff. If you have questions you can email us at contact@mysteryparfait.com. ■Latest Devblog:
Posted by carrot on January 23rd, 2011 at 3:07 pm.
 Happy new year, everyone. It’s been a while since we’ve had an update. As we’ve mentioned in various places, we are working on an English version of the open source Japanese visual novel/adventure game engine KiriKiri/KAG, which we’ve dubbed Kage-Kirie. We’ve been so focused on finishing our first major project Flight of Twilight that we haven’t gone out of our way to promote our websites, so it came as a little bit of a surprise when we found out that the English Wikipedia page for KiriKiri started linking here. Our work on translating KiriKiri/KAG has mostly been going around via word of mouth, but now is a good time to explain what is going on. Much of the information here is explained in greater detail on the project wiki for Kage-Kirie, located at http://www.mysteryparfait.com/kage-kirie/. ■Latest News:
Posted by carrot on January 23rd, 2011 at 3:07 pm.
Happy new year, everyone. It’s been a while since we’ve had an update. As we’ve mentioned in various places, we are working on an English version of the open source Japanese visual novel/adventure game engine KiriKiri/KAG, which we’ve dubbed Kage-Kirie. We’ve been so focused on finishing our first major project Flight of Twilight that we haven’t gone out of our way to promote our websites, so it came as a little bit of a surprise when we found out that the English Wikipedia page for KiriKiri started linking here. Our work on translating KiriKiri/KAG has mostly been going around via word of mouth, but now is a good time to explain what is going on. Much of the information here is explained in greater detail on the project wiki for Kage-Kirie, located at http://www.mysteryparfait.com/kage-kirie/. Posted by Moogs on November 5th, 2010 at 5:23 pm.
 Carrot once said to me “Don’t make a joke unless you’re prepared to follow through.” This is the result of not following his advice. Posted by Moogs on December 31st, 2009 at 11:59 pm.
Carrot & I promised ourselves that we would not talk about Flight of Twilight more than we actually worked on it. A bit of a problem with this is that we’ve been so busy working on the project that we are too exhausted to spend much time talking about it. But tonight I hope to rectify that.
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