Schrödinger's Call
Critic Reviews for Schrödinger's Call
Those interested in the tone and themes will certainly find a good script enhanced by a striking soundtrack and visuals. Once each story gets going, you definitely won't want to miss what comes next.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Schrödinger's Call is a short adventure, simple in its interactions and, at times, a little repetitive in its pace, but it understands very well the delicacy of its own premise. With everything it offers, the game invites us to look at our relationships more carefully and, in my case, touched on wounds that I didn't even need to name to feel; therefore, an uncomfortable and necessary reminder that not every goodbye waits for the right moment to happen—and that some words only seem small until we realize the weight of never having said them.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Schrodinger's Call is one of those games that really resonated with me on a personal level. The way it tackled its themes, and the way the art and narrative pacing were used to tell its story, had a huge impact on me. Days after finishing the game, I still find myself thinking about it. If I said Schrodinger's Call wasn't my favorite thing of the year so far, I'd be lying.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Schrödinger’s Call is not always an easy game to engage with. Its storytelling can feel intentionally opaque, and players looking for strong narrative control may end up frustrated by how ambiguous certain choices feel. But despite those frustrations, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Somewhere between the endless ringing phones, the grieving spirits, the distorted soundscape, and the constant uncertainty surrounding Mary herself, the game creates an atmosphere that feels deeply personal and strangely hypnotic. I found myself emotionally attached to several of the characters far more than I expected. At some point, I stopped worrying about whether I was truly “changing” the story and simply allowed myself to experience it. And honestly? That’s where Schrödinger’s Call became memorable for me. Some games entertain you for a few hours before disappearing from memory. Others linger quietly in the back of your mind long after the credits roll. Schrödinger’s Call definitely belongs to the second category.
Schrodinger's Call is a beautiful visual novel set in the final moments before the end of the world. It has a strong emotional impact, and while it isn't a flawless experience, it's a truly memorable one thanks to its story, beautiful visual style, and incredible soundtrack.
