Quantum Suicide

D.A.I. jokes are hilarious. It makes me wanna die. ;>>>>>>>>>>> I love play on words and D.A.I. puns ~Meow

Good game, although I hated being forced into romances/friendships depending on the story branch.

Definitely worth it if you're fan of Danganronpa or Zero Escape. This game picks and chooses some of DR and ZE's best elements, like a high-octane VN plot, FTE-type character building, multiple pathways and endings, and, of course, a murderous mastermind in control of the ship. The writers and developers are true fans of the genre and it shows. Also, I want to highlight that this VN's art is so professionally done. Fantastic replayability value as well.

This was an interesting Visual Novel with a great premise and intriguing characters.

I think this game is quite solid. If you enjoy games in this genre then this is right for you -- that said, it's not nearly as polished as some other Uchikoshi-inspired works. After wrapping up every ending, it was worth the play, even if there wasn't ever a huge reveal in the end. I did really hope that the minigames were going to be harder to figure out, but the nature of the game basically just means you try most permutations until you get the ending you want. The secret endings are hidden behind some rather obtuse gates (I was putting in any line of text that seemed viable until a thread told me it was an extension of what I assumed it was). It was a bit of a miss in otherwise a strong game. I really loved the idea and execution of D/AI so much that I was surprised it hasn't been done in a mainline game; they were cooking with it and honestly worth the price tag just to experience that.

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?