Reviews for Quality Assurance in Another World Manga

First of all, I'm afraid of the setting where I can no longer return from the game world. It's scary that there's no way to communicate with the outside world, it's scary that life and death will be unknown due to bugs, and it's scary that friends won't be able to endure it and go crazy. Also, the enemy characters are strangely creepy and incite anxiety. But I can read it because the main character isn't scared. That balance is perfect.

I think it's a common otherworldly thing, but what's inside the game I'm debugging! It's always been an interesting development, and I never get tired of it. It's a soft touch, but there are some pretty gross depictions. There are still a lot of mysteries, and it's completely impossible to predict what will happen in the future. I'm looking forward to it.

The artist draws people in tasteful drawings and new experiments in an old setting. Which characters will readers sympathize with?

The game isn't that detailed, and debugging is probably the work of fixing bugs on the old Famicom?! That's enough, but it was still interesting. I can't stop imagining whether they're really connected to the real world, what happens to the player's body in the real world, and what happens if they die in the game.

There is a fear of creeping up all the time even though it's a game world, probably because the root of this story is because I have anxiety about not knowing what the real world is like. It's not a shocking fear, but the creaking fear of being strangled with cotton wool... and I'm good at it because it feels like the main characters who can't get out of the game world and manga readers are in the same position. The main characters also look away and act cheerful, but since the situation where they can't return to the real world hasn't changed, I wonder if the insane people that appear along the way... are also in an unavoidable state of mind. The stubbornness of the game itself and the damn seriousness of the main character who is debugging it is pop, but the root of this story is horror or rather scary... the bug is hopelessness that can't be reset even if nothing is done. Personally, I'm reading it while thinking it has a slight horror flavor (laughs)

The pictures are stable and easy to read, and the strangeness of being able to experience that view of the world while being “imperfect” for myself who doesn't have the motivation to play all role-playing games is interesting. It's interesting that if you have debugging experience, there are hardship stories that come right away, and trivia seems to increase even if you don't play games. Recommended for people who like settings. Even though the story is supposed to be fantasy, it has a strangely realistic cruelty, and I like that too. I want to read more soon!

I'm always looking forward to the new volume!!! There are places where the sadness is exquisite and I can't completely despair, and I like the fact that the little harassment continues all the time!

It was so interesting that I read the latest issue in 10 minutes!? What's more, I was looking back and reading a few pages that were particularly funny, but it was a blink of an eye... I'm in trouble, I have to wait again...

It was a fantasy image, but it was rather gross and tough. I wonder if I'll choose the readers. Personally, the settings are interesting, and it's nice that the realistic feeling isn't strangely smelly. I keep buying it.

I like the monster characters for their unique, obscene designs. However, it's scary to think that I'm addicted to a bug and go missing or loop forever.

Dragons are cute. I was surprised at how early and unpredictable developments were different from what I had anticipated. That was interesting and I'm looking forward to the next one.

I don't usually play games, but once upon a time in RPGs, I was surrounded by enemies due to bugs and couldn't move... it really draws me in.

Is it OK to call it a dragon, and isn't that a character design debug? (^-^; There's no way to fight, but the conversation progresses just by being honest and serious... the setting is interesting

The artist bought it, and there was no doubt about it! I'm not a gamer, but it's still fun enough. I think the settings and fun are irresistible for gamers.

I've been waiting for this! I wanted to read it! I'm worried about what will happen to Haga!!

The content is interesting. I want everyone to log out as soon as possible. It's too hard to live in a game with lots of bugs.

Explorer Haga in King Seeker is actually a world I logged in to check for bugs in the game, and I couldn't go home... it's too scary to receive reports and not be able to log out even though the bug can be improved... it's crazy

People who work to search for bugs in the VR game world get trapped inside the game. I wonder what kind of foreshadowing Nicola's presence is, and what's going on with the management side in the real world. There are also places that are pretty gross, so I sometimes wonder about it.

It's not a common story and it's interesting! It's only volume 1, but the worldview doesn't seem very easy to understand, but thanks to being able to read up to 3 volumes, I was able to understand the content. I'm interested in whether NPC girls will grow up in the future, so I think I'll keep reading it.