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Quantum Conundrum

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Airtight Games | Jun 21, 2012 | game

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  • Review score85% positive

Quantum Conundrum news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.

  • Latest observed playersNot available
  • SteamPulse tracked peak842
  • Units sold (VGI)No data available
  • Revenue (VGI)No data available
  • Review score85% positive
  • Total reviews2,136
  • Release dateJun 21, 2012
  • DeveloperAirtight Games
  • PublisherSquare Enix

Genres: Casual, Strategy

Company pages: Developer: Airtight GamesPublisher: Square Enix

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Quantum Conundrum Steam news

Quantum Conundrum news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.

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  • Murdered: Soul Suspect, Quantum Conundrum Dev Closes - 3 July 2014

    Murdered: Soul Suspect was about a ghost detective trying to solve his own murder, but there’s not a whole lot of mystery steaming off developer Airtight’s color-drained corpse. Recent games like Quantum Conundrum – while by no means bad – weren’t huge hits, there were layoffs , QC lead (and former Portal designer) Kim Swift took off, and Murdered never really built up much buzz. Times were tough all around, and it looks like Airtight wasn’t quite able to keep its head above water. …

  • New Week Long Deals Available on Steam! - 17 June 2013

    Save up to 75% on new Week Long Deals on Steam, available now until June 24th at 10AM Pacific time!

  • Jason's Top Ten Games Of 2012 - 3 January 2013

    You don't realize just how good a gaming year it's been until you look back at all of the games you actually played. From physics puzzlers to ninja simulators, 2012's library was full of interesting, creative, unique experiences. I played a lot of games last year. A few were bad. Most were good. Some were great. Those are the ones I'll remember: the games that stood out from the pack in memorable ways. So here are my ten favorite games of 2012. Presented in no particular order: Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward My personal game of the year , Virtue's Last Reward kept me up for many hours, many nights in a row. Though some—like Kotaku boss Stephen Totilo—have found the game's opaque puzzles and overwrought dialogue to be rather tedious, I enjoyed every moment of Aksys's chilling visual novel. The Last Story A wonderfully well-written role-playing game with pleasant British vo…

  • Quantum Conundrum Creators Bravely Venture Into Mobile Gaming with PIXLD - 24 October 2012

    Quantum Conundrum 's Kim Swift (because I am tired of typing Portal creator ) and her team at Airtight Games have undergone a startling epiphany—mobile phones can play games. They've launched Airtight Mobile to take advantage of this discovery, with the first of these "mobile phone games" dropping next week. It's called PIXLD. From the official announcement press release: PIXLD is Airtight's first release under the new Airtight Mobile brand, an innovative and unprecedented venture aiming to do the impossible: allow consumers to experience the joys of video gaming on their mobile telephones. "Seriously, have you seen these things?" said PIXLD creative director Kim Swift, gesturing at Apple's sixth-generation iPhone. "They're like tiny computers. Tiny computers you carry in your pocket. So I'm all like, ‘I know this sounds nuts, but guys, let's put some games on there.' And they did…

  • New DLC Available - Quantum Conundrum: IKE-aramba! - 28 August 2012

    The Desmond Debacle , all new DLC for Quantum Conundrum , is now available on Steam! Just when you thought you were done with rescue duty, it’s up to you to save Ike! In this all-new adventure, rescue Ike and leap seemingly endless chasms as you travel through an all-new wing of Quadwrangle Manor. More puzzling challenges await, so download this puzzle pack today!

  • New DLC Available - Quantum Conundrum: The Desmond Debacle - 1 August 2012

    The Desmond Debacle , all new DLC for Quantum Conundrum , is now available on Steam! Power up your Inter-Dimensional Shift Device and get ready for a brand new adventure in an unexplored wing of Quadwrangle Manor. Experience Desmond, the drinking bird, as you’ve never seen him before in even more brain twisting and complex puzzles! The Desmond Debacle provides hours of inter-dimensional puzzle solving.

  • Two New DLC Packs Add Puzzles To Quantum Conundrum - 24 July 2012

    Delightful puzzler Quantum Conundrum will receive two new downloadable content packs this summer, publisher Square Enix said today. Pack one, The Desmond Debacle , sticks you in a new wing of the Quadwrangle Manor to solve puzzles that center around the drinking bird Desmond. Pack two, IKE-aramba! , tasks you with rescuing the adorable Interdimensional Kinetic Entity (IKE), also in a new wing of the manor. The Desmond Debacle ($2.99) - July 31 (Steam); August 14 (PlayStation Network); August 15 (Xbox Live) IKE-aramba! ($2.99) - August 28 (Steam); September 11 (PlayStation Network); September 12 (Xbox Live)

  • Quantum Conundrum Turned Into a Real, Live Game Show - 28 June 2012

    Square Enix and art group iam8bit have gone and done a thing . They've paid for a TV show based on first-person puzzler Quantum Conundrum , and it's going to be hosted by Kevin Pereira. It's called The Super Dimensional Quantum Learning's Problems and Solutions Gametime Spectacular!! , and will put contestants in a replica of the game's mansion, complete with its weird dimensions like "fluffy" and "anti-gravity". The show is coming soon.

  • Quantum Conundrum Gets Console Release Dates - 22 June 2012

    Quantum Conundrum , released yesterday for the PC, now has a specific date for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. PlayStation Network gets the puzzler on July 10, Xbox Live subscribers may buy it on July 11. The game does not yet have a price on either console service but as it ran $15 on PC, that sounds like 1200 Microsoft Points/$14.99 to me. Quantum Conundrum is a first-person puzzle game, and if that makes you think of Portal , it should. Kim Swift, the project lead on Portal is this game's designer. Jason Schreier reviewed the game for Kotaku ' on PC and really enjoyed his time with it.

  • Now Available - Quantum Conundrum - 21 June 2012

    Quantum Conundrum is now available on Steam! You can also grab the Season Pass and receive the full game, soundtrack, and two upcoming DLC's! Your job is to find—and ultimately rescue—your uncle, by using his newest invention, the Interdimensional Shift Device, to switch between dimensions and solve puzzles. That sofa too heavy to move? There’s a dimension for that! Switch to Fluffy Dimension and that sofa is now light as a feather. Need to get up to a high ledge? There’s a dimension for that! Just switch to Anti-Gravity Dimension and things begin to float upward. Need to make things heavier? There’s a dimension for th—well, you get the idea. Switch dimensions in real time, work your way through the crazy complex mansion wings and rescue your uncle!

  • Pre-Purchase Now: Quantum Conundrum, receive 3 exclusive TF2 items! - 31 May 2012

    Quantum Conundrum is now available for pre-purchase on Steam and is 10% off until launch day! You can also grab the Season Pass and receive the full game, soundtrack, and two upcoming DLC's! Your job is to find—and ultimately rescue—your uncle, by using his newest invention, the Interdimensional Shift Device, to switch between dimensions and solve puzzles. That sofa too heavy to move? There’s a dimension for that! Switch to Fluffy Dimension and that sofa is now light as a feather. Need to get up to a high ledge? There’s a dimension for that! Just switch to Anti-Gravity Dimension and things begin to float upward. Need to make things heavier? There’s a dimension for th—well, you get the idea. Switch dimensions in real time, work your way through the crazy complex mansion wings and rescue your uncle! Additionally, pre-purchase on Steam before the release date and receive thr…

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