Nankatoka Playing Games Recently 〈2026.7〉

A new project calling for family gaming experiences begins.

Ahead of the "Gaming Dad & Mom" episode scheduled for August, we are calling on listeners to share their "Household Game Rules." From classic rules like "one hour per day" to unique household-specific guidelines, we are looking forward to hearing all kinds of stories. Submissions from dads, moms, and children are all very welcome.

On the last day on Earth, who would you talk to?

One of the games recently played is the adventure game "Schrödinger's Call," which depicts an apocalyptic world. The moon is colliding with Earth, and all humanity is fading away. In this extreme situation, the protagonist, Alice, engages in dialogues with souls who cannot find rest through "phone calls." Even if destiny cannot be changed, listening to their regrets brings about a certain transformation.

A unique view of life and death that resonates deeply.

The podcast discusses the profound, unique theme of the work: "helping souls who couldn't die reach a state of being fully at rest." The hosts touch upon the heart-wrenching choice of words, the immersive background music, and effective sound direction, conveying how they were drawn into the depth of the story. There is even more to discuss, so please listen to the full episode for the rest of the conversation.