You play as Gnash, a guy struggling to get by, who is easily pissed off.

As Gnash, you face injustices in the city and surrounding areas as you do what you think is right. Dragged on by false promises, friendships and government agendas, it is hard to think at all, much less about morals.

The world functions on a limited pallette, generally poorer areas are warmer and richer areas are cooler in color. The same logic applies to individuals, generally referring to their family rather than themselves. This, however, does not mean that both color groups cannot overlap or that certain offending objects cannot be painted over.

As the above mentions, Gnash is from a poorer area, as he interacts with different areas and forms his own opinions he'll see if the world really is as simple as cool or warm or if there are nuances and facades that he can put an end to.

On his journey he becomes aquainted with two other characters, which you can read more about below, Sornois and Strik. One of which, has a mainly blue pallet, the other a mainly red, yet they both feature yellows and purples. Offering him side-quests and plot points they both seperatly try to push him into a direction that benefits them.

Gnash's choices impact how Strik and Sornois see themselves and how others see them, and there is nothing to say that Gnash doesn't have his own agenda. He's quite fond of teeth after all.