In Fractured, you play as Charlie, the so-called disappointment of a wealthy family in the early 1900s. After the death of your sibling Arthur, you are left alone blaming him for all the pain you’ve suffered through. But through revisiting and recreating your shared memories, you make new associations and bring context to certain instances of your life, thus helping you reflect on what truly happened.

Fractured Siblings

Time and opportunity has divided you from your sibling. Stuck in your perception of reality, you struggle to see through your emotions and state the facts. But in recreating your memories, you begin to understand the reality of your past and uncover things you hadn’t thought of before.

Set the scene

To help you remember, you move things around in order to set the scene, just how it was in your memory. Now, in hindsight, you gain new knowledge and understanding of a situation you thought you knew.

Journey through grief

Emotions have clouded your judgement of your brother for most of your life. With him now gone, you question the moments that seemed clear to you. Did you really know how he was feeling? Or even why he supposedly hated you?