Schrödinger's Call Review (PC)

I’m pretty sure the cat is the key to the entire mystery. It first named itself Hamlet, then added the most important line that the character speaks to the name. It knows how the psychic telephone works and says that cats can actually use it but isn’t interested in actually making or taking any calls. And the sneaky animal talks a lot about memories but isn’t interested in telling the protagonist anything about her past.

Playing the role of a telepathic soul guide for people who are stuck in limbo requires both attention and plenty of patience. The telephone at the end of the world still uses a disk. The people my character is talking to are also struggling to remember their past, caught in the psychic blast wave of the catastrophe. As I learn more about each of them, I can create the conversations that they want to have, even if that requires lying. Let’s hope that doesn’t come back to haunt me.

Schrödinger's Call is developed by Acrobatic Chirimenjako and publish...