Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger’s Call Now Available on Switch 2

Shueisha Games has announced that Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrödinger’s Call are now both available on Switch 2. The former includes a gallery featuring artwork and Joy-Con 2 mouse controls.

Meanwhile, Schrödinger’s Call benefits from full HD presentation and 60 FPS. Upgrade packs are also available for both titles. 

Schrödinger’s Call is set in a picture-book-like world where 21 nanoseconds separate life from death because the moon is about to fall. Mary wakes up with amnesia, guided by a cat named Hamlet, as she becomes the World’s Last Confidant.

She only has one phone by her side, letting her listen to others’ voices as they remain trapped between life and death. Mary notes everyone’s lingering regrets across each chapter, which may eventually lead to an unearthed truth.

Schrödinger’s Call is also available on Switch and PC via Steam.

Check out our review.

Urban Myth Dissolution Center is a single-player psycho-detective mystery adventure in which players control Azami Fukurai, who helps run the Dissolution Center. Most importantly, she can see memories of places through her glasses, which play an integral role in her on-the-clock activities.

The unenthusiastic colleague Jasmine and the wheelchair-bound director psychic Ayumu Meguriyza help deal with cursed relics, dimensional anomalies, and otherworldly creatures across each paranormal case they take on.

Urban Myth Dissolution Center is also available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam.

Check out our review.