Visual Novel Qualia: The Path Of Promise Comes To Steam Next Month


Exploring topical topics from the human condition to the science of love, Qualia: The Path of Promise tells the heartwarming story of a romantic relationship.

US-based publisher Sekai Project has revealed the release date for the upcoming romance visual novel Qualia: The Path of Promise. Developed by PURESIS, Qualia will launch via Steam for PC on February 3rd, with an uncensored version being released via the Denpasoft storefront on the same day.

Sekai Project, which has previously published visual novels such as Nekopara, CLANNAD, and Route Double-Before Crime *After Days, first announced the localization of Qualia: The Path of Promise in 2021. The visual novel was originally released for Japanese PC systems in 2020, and is the first and only title from Japanese developer PURESIS at the time of writing.

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Qualia: The Path of Promise deals with a humanoid android by the name of Machina. Expressing intelligence and self-awareness similar to that of a real person, Machina becomes the world’s first android to pass the Turing test. For this, they receive worldwide fame and recognition, but – as scientist Dr. Hiro Koshino suspects – they still have a lot to learn about human relationships.

Dr. Hiro Koshino takes Makina home and asks her to work as his maid. As their daily interactions grow, so do their feelings for each other, and thus this romance scene kicks in the romance element of the novel. Exploring topical themes from the human condition to the science of love, Qualia: The Path of Promise tells a kinetic, heartfelt story that explores the romantic connection that blossoms between an android and the scientist who studies her.

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Qualia: The Path of Promise will feature full voice acting in Japanese, with text and subtitles in both English and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified). The visual novel features the art of light novel illustrator Suzushiro Atsushi, with background music by Orikura Toshinori and s_e_beat.

Sekai Project’s first release of the year was the genie Metroidvania side-scroller Alice Escaped! was published last Friday, January 27, for PC via Steam. After Qualia: The Path of Promise, the publisher’s next release will be the strategy RPG/Visual Novel hybrid Sunrider 4: Return of the Captain. Featuring a full English and Chinese translation with full Japanese voice acting, Sunrider 4: Return of the Captain is set to launch on February 9th for PC via Steam as well.

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