When the world is coming to an end, who would you want to speak to one last time? Schrödinger’s Call is a visual novel that lets you experience the pain and salvation of human connection, as if you were turning the pages of a picture book.
Schrödinger’s Call can hardly be described as a traditional visual novel built around the usual East Asian clichés. We can wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who enjoys thought-provoking stories full of twists - ones that might even make us pause for a moment and reflect not only on the lives of its characters, but on our own as well.
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 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.
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 beautiful game about loss and regret, with some of the most beautiful audio and visuals I've ever experienced in a game.
