Schrödinger's Call

A well-written story that aspires to make you thoughtful about something as miraculous as life.

Japanese developer Acrobatic Chirimenjako and publisher Shueisha Games have released a bold narrative adventure in Schrödinger's Call.

With its emphasis on empathy and understanding, the visual novel Schrödinger's Call provides a comforting view on helping others cope with death, as well as how we all just choose to live. For those with big hearts and patience, I think this game is definitely for you.

Schrödinger's Call is a very good visual novel that uses the genre’s core mechanics effectively. The story starts off with an apocalyptic bang and then takes some very interesting turns, even if players who care about coherence might have some quibbles by the end.

Schrödinger's Call is beautiful game about loss and regret, with some of the most beautiful audio and visuals I've ever experienced in a game.

Schrödinger’s Call is one of those rare visual novels that sticks with you after playing it. I’m in awe of just how profound it can be at times. It’s rare to find a game that can make you smile and shed tears in almost equal measure. I can’t recommend this game enough to anyone who’s a fan of thought-provoking visual novels.

Schrödinger's Call delivers an emotional visual novel experience with a good art style and an intriguing premise, but its limited interaction and slow pacing may not appeal to most people.

Schrödinger’s Call is the best visual novel I’ve experienced in years. Between its incredible visuals, sensational score, and heartbreaking story full of twists and tear-jerking turns, you are bound to leave this incredible narrative experience different from the one you were.

For players who are fascinated by the human condition or poignant stories, Schrödinger’s Call is an easy recommendation. Acrobatic Chirimenjako has made all the right calls in this compelling debut, and players are sure to hold the line for future games.

A beautifully written visual novel that transforms the end of the world into an intimate meditation on memory, regret, and human connection. Haunting, heartfelt, and difficult to forget.