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About This Game Within a galaxy of terraformed planets, a secret war rages between two intergalactic agencies. One of them—ARCHON—is developing the technology to invade people’s minds. They have already tyrannized a planet called Teballai, and hope to use their mind-reading technology to spread their power across the galaxy. A second organization—FOE (Freedom Organization of Elites)—wants to destroy ARCHON’s technology in the name of freedom. When a young FOE soldier (you choose the gender) named Blaire obtains the ability to read minds from an ARCHON experiment, she finds her loyalty torn between both sides. Whether Blaire helps the enemy or defeats them depends upon your use of her power. One of the hallmarks of the traditional visual novel is a branching story line. This is typically accomplished via choices forced on the player. In some of the most complex visual novels, there are dozens of these choices and multiple endings. I call Quantum Conscience "experimental" because it seeks to do away with these choices. Outside of the very first few minutes of the game, in which the player chooses to be a male or female protagonist and answers some questions about their background, there are no forced choices. Rather, the player character--a soldier in the far-flung future--is given the power to, at any time, read the minds of the other characters. How often Blaire, your protagonist, uses this power is entirely up to the player. Starting from the middle of chapter one, it is almost always available, and the only way the player interacts with the story. The consequences of the knowledge Blaire gains (or doesn't) changes how Blaire acts and how other characters react to Blaire. 7aa9394dea Title: Quantum ConscienceGenre: AdventureDeveloper:Woodsy StudioPublisher:Woodsy StudioRelease Date: 26 Aug, 2014 Quantum Conscience Full Crack [Password] quantum leap consciousness. quantum conscience youtube. quantum realm consciousness. quantum consciousness healing. quantum consciousness peter smith. quantum consciousness determinism. quantum consciousness electric dreams. quantum consciousness meaning. quantum of conscience website. quantum consciousness effects. quantum consciousness wolinsky. quantum consciousness stuart hameroff. quantum consciousness science. quantum consciousness hard problem. quantum vacuum consciousness. quantum hologram consciousness. quantum xrroid consciousness interface–scio. quantum collapse consciousness. quantum consciousness youtube. quantum consciousness orchestrated objective reduction. quantum consciousness experiment. quantum consciousness roger penrose Quantum Conscience is an interesting visual novel that I'd recommend to anyone whose a fan of the genre.The game revolves less around spoken choices, and choices are instead influenced by the use of the protagonists telepathic ability, which is a nice break from the "good option, neutral option, bad option" styles in most other similar games.There's also four different endings, and the ability to romance characters, regardless of the protagonists gender, which is a nice bonus.Overall, I'd give it an 8\/10, it's definitely more than worth it's low price.. Kitty robots, queer characters, people of color, and mind-machine interfacing -- what's not to like?Kudos for being able to choose the gender of the protagonist; although, it would've been even better if there was a non-binary option. I really liked the mind-reading stuff through "the Void" because, as unethical as it may be, reading minds is a superpower I wish I had. I think most people wish they had that power at some point in their lives, if not several times in their lives. It's neat the way using that power can affect outcomes so easily. There were romance options, men and women. However, they seemed rather secondary to the story, which is fine. Sometimes romance isn't a person's cup of a tea. So, a person who isn't looking for romance in their story could probably still enjoy this game if they like sci-fi themes. I highly recommend this VN for its unique gameplay and interesting story.. This is a pretty interesting VN- I put it off for a long time because the art style was really unappealing, but decided to give it another look.The hook of the game is that your character gains the ability to read minds. And depending on whether you use this power, and how you use it, your perspective will change and the story will branch in different directions. It starts off as a pretty simple story of an organization fighting for freedom in the galaxy, but there are satisfying shades of gray to everything that transpires. It could have been a little longer, but you need to run through it repeatedly to see all of the endings and most of the scenes. It's a little annoying that you have to constantly stop and click the mind reading button onscreen after every little bit of dialogue, to make sure you don't miss anything- but interface problems aside, it really shakes thigns up from the typical route system these games use. The story isn't super long, so some of the characters feel a little underdeveloped, but it's not too bad. There are a variety of simple romance scenes with most of the characters, and you can also play as a male or female- this actually ties into the story in a small, but clever manner. While the artwork never really grew on me, I did find the game surprisingly good and I'd recommend it.. The BAD:1. I HATE USELESS PROTAGONISTS. It's obvious this game has one.2. Clashing backgrounds, it pains my eyes.3. Void stream System looks good - ON PAPER. It's a button at the top of the screen where you can click and read other people's mind and interact with the void. This system is not fleshed out. It's merely interesting because there wasn't the usual dialogue system.4. No dialogues and choice trees. Just the VSS. The only choice you can make is how many times you enter the void stream screen to read a character's mind. You either use it a lot or barely at all. 5. It's frustrating enough to use the system and what makes it worse is to read the same texts over and over again just to build up the counter.6. Game takes about 3 hours to complete per ending. Its replay value largely depends on your opinion on the Void Stream System. To some, it may be an interesting and refreshing new way of playing a game of such genre. It sucks for me though. *Check out the demo version first, if you're okay with the VSS, consider buying it.* I didn't exactly like it, I'm just replaying it for the sake of achievements.7. The inadequacies of the game and the USELESSNESS of the main character is simply jarring without dialogue options and choices.8. Too predicatable due to the lack of choices.The GOOD:1. On the romantic front, this game is good. Not going to spoil it for you.2. Consider purchasing the OST to support the developer. As far as the music is concerned, it's solid.3. Woods has amazing talent, clearly seen in her novels. There were scenes where ideas come together so perfectly you can see what she has planned for the game.4. No bugs or glitches.5. Sprites used have a wide range of expressions and emotions, defined and clear.6. Very cute reactions.Overall, the game would be a 4/10 for me. You play as a USELESS (sorry, I can't emphasise this more) protagonist, going through a heavy plot and using an annoying game mechanic, It simply gets on your nerves. Quantum Conscience would have been a good game if not for its execution. If I want to enjoy the story, I'll read a book. If I want to listen to the music, I'll simply buy the soundtrack. But this is a game, not a book or an album.. Disappointing... The Serafina games I very much enjoyed. But this game was annoying, Not very pretty, not many choices to make and also downright boring at times. They can't all be homeruns I guess.... A decent visual novel with an interesting story and interesting approach to decision-making. Instead of decision branching paths like most VNs, the mind-reading mechanic and the ways you use it serve as the basis for plot divergence. The game remains fairly linear up to the end, however, and the ending is only a little different depending on your actions, despite all the endings going off in different directions. There are some subplots you can trigger or miss depending on your mind-read choices and there's some romance options that feel kind of shoehorned in. And there's really not a lot of freedom in the endings, you'll almost certainly get stuck with one of them unless you fulfill the specific conditions necessary, regardless of how you play the rest of the game. The game is fairly short, too, only around 2 hours for my first playthrough and less for subsequent ones. It's a pretty decent game overall, I feel, but I was never really wowed by it. The art sometimes can look a little off, as well; creepy smiles abound, and one of the female characters looks just waaay too masculine. For the price I'd say this is a fair enough pick for a VN if you're looking for some decent cheap ones, but no high recommendation here.. Quantum Conscience is a really nice sci-fi visual novell with lot of philosophical and moral dilemmas. Our main hero\\heroine (the choice is yours) who was the powerful individual on their home planet Teballai once, now a merely soldier of FOE (Freedom Organization of Elites), who fight to overtrown a tyranny on the their home planet. We aren't alone at this duty and have few allies (or they prefer to be seen as allies) with their own agendas, ideas and thoughts about everything. And about your ability to read minds, and about the future of Teballai too so chose carefully.You should also know, that game doesn't have a usual "choice menu", all your decisions wrapped with your ability to read minds (or rather - with how often you use it), your previous choices and relationship with your teeam-mates. These things determine the ending you'll got.I don't want to spoil the story for you, but it's really good. It tells about politics, about freedom, corruption, about trust and betrayal, love and freindship and most at all - about the famous dilemma: Does the end really justifies any means?And it's the main question, which you and Blaire must answer to yourself.