
Quantum Suicide is a game of betrayal, deception and romance in the cold depths of space.
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Quantum Suicide is a game of betrayal, deception and romance in the cold depths of space.
This science fiction thriller visual novel tells the tale of an intergenerational mission and its diverse crew, fighting against a deadly AI (and each other) for the chance to survive. Strategy, love interests and quantum mechanics await you. Your choices change the fate of everyone in Quantum Suicide.
You play as a researcher aboard a spaceship on an epic mission to find humanity a new home. The mission is jeopardized by a corrupted A.I system that forces you to play "The Deletion Game", a weekly game where you must battle your crew mates for survival. Prepare to make both friends and enemies of your crew members as you play through rounds of "The Deletion Game". Can you see the Everett's mission through to the end...alive?
Quantum Suicide features:
- Over 30 different endings
- The choice to play as a boy or a girl
- 7 romance endings (Including 3 Male, 3 Female and the A.I. system)
- The romance options have their own sexual preferences - (romance and friend zone endings depending on your choices)
- Original Soundtrack
- Available in English and Japanese, with full voice acting
- Death around every corner
Can you see the Everett's mission through to the end...alive?
*Please Note: Quantum Suicide does not follow traditional dating simulator/game structure of a point or flag system - narrative branches are based on character deaths. It is also a requirement to play as both the male and female protagonist in order to achieve the true ending.
Questionable design choices, I know, but whats done is done and you have been warned :)*
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Languages: English*, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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Я бы сказала - средне. Вполне приятная рисовка, музыка более-менее, и я бы сказала средняя озвучка (по крайней мере японская). Сюжет же... С одной стороны, вроде бы и идея хорошая - параллельные вселенные и смертельные игры, с другой стороны - под конец все это вызвало небольшое недоумение.
just no
I really liked being able to track the choices you made in the menu and how much you could influence the outcomes of the deletion games
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This was an interesting Visual Novel with a great premise and intriguing characters.
It's a fun VN, but it's not perfect. The problem is that the game is so incredibly fast paced. You quickly jump from one moment to the next without really digesting what's happening, and that makes the story lose its impact. You can't really care about a character getting executed when it goes by so fast. It's also repetitive. The story branches into different timelines based on the choices you make, but the timelines are all very similar. There are 12 different endings, and since they're written so similarly by the end you're reading the same thing 12 times to get all the endings. But at least you're going through them fast because of the pacing. I still had fun though, and that's why I recommend the game. I hope the devs take the players' feedback to make a game that is a bit more polished than this.
Played this game with two other friends and had a blast. It's not a game that will floor you but it also doesn't take itself too seriously and it's definitely a fun ride worth the price of admission. Also DAI is very cute
Insert complaining that Steam doesn't allow mixed reviews. Quantum Suicide is a fine game. It has its moments and its characters that I liked, particularly 90% of the stuff to do with Dai, however there is a very clear lack of polish put behind everything. Minor inconsistencies can be seen through out such as issues with sprites layering, issues with voice lines keeping in retakes, and issues with writing that really could have used a second look over. None of these on their own break the experience, but it gives the impression that there wasn't much care put into the game... So why should you or I care about it either?
An enjoyable game that I don't regret getting and supporting. The story isn't too complicated, but I still have some routes to finish.
Would like a better ending
Great game in the spirit of the Zero Escape series or Dangonronpa. Especially impressive given the size of the team working on it. Highly recommended for those who were fans of Virtue's Last Reward or similar.
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