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Schrödinger's phone call

Schrödinger's Call is a narrative adventure developed by Acrobatic Chirimenjako and published by Shueisha Games. As the moon is about to fall, Mary, who has lost her memory, picks up the phone and listens to those hovering between life and death.

Work information
Title of the workSchrödinger's Call
Chinese nameSchrödinger's phone call
The publication date listed in the materials2026-05-28
PlatformNintendo Switch / PC
GenreADV
Also known asシュレディンガーズ・コール
DevelopmentAcrobatic Chirimenjako
ReleaseShueisha Games
Game engineUnity
Website address recorded by the sourcehttps://shueisha-games.com/games/schrodingers-call/
External links to source recordshttps://store.steampowered.com/app/2090390/Schrdingers_Call/ / https://vndb.org/v58103

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The world of twenty-one nanoseconds

The story sets the stage for the final moments before the end of all life. Mary wakes up in an unfamiliar room, with no memories of the past; A cat named Hamlet guides her to be the last listener. The phone in the room connected her with the person she hadn't finished, allowing a very short time to accommodate segments of life.

Words left unsaid

The caller has unexpressed feelings, regrets, and hopes to meet the person again. Mary listened and recorded this information, organizing fragments left by the other party chapter by chapter. Understanding someone's experience is not just about the events that happened; it also requires paying attention to the relationships they care about most and ending unfinished communications.

Storytelling in a picture book-style style

The official narrative describes the work as a picture book-like world, with telephone, room, cat, and notes as the main narrative objects. The voices of the characters bring invisible experiences to Mary, and players connect with different lives through her listening. The blurred line between the living and the dead turns a casual call into the only remaining opportunity for communication between the two sides.

Official version with sound

The official version was released on May 28, 2026, for Steam and Nintendo Switch, developed by Acrobatic Chirimenjako and published by Shueisha Games. The original soundtrack contains 76 tracks, credited and composed by Seishi Irimajiri; The opening "SCHRODINGER - The World's Last Confidant" connects from beginning to end with the final "SCHRODINGER - Farewell," while the rest of the song titles often use the scientist's surname and subtitles.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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