Quantum Conundrum

fantastic little...puzzle platformer? either way i very much enjoyed myself with this brilliant game!

This is a curious FP-puzzler made by some of the creators of Portal and Portal 2. This time, instead of thinking with portals, you're thinking with dimensions. The key to getting through rooms this time is switching dimensions around. In the fluffy dimension, you can move things around. In the heavy dimension, they fall down, heavy enough to press buttons. And so on. The basic plot is that you are in the mansion of your eccentric mad scientist uncle who takes the place of GLADOS (but a lot more positive). I bounced off it at first, but then came back to it with a little maturity and it's a nice crawl. Nothing flabbergasting like Portal was, but it's a fun idea. And if you get stuck, I recommend looking up walkthroughs. I don't think the game spent much time on playtesting. (Also expect a disappointing ending).

fun game. if you enjoy portal, youll probably enjoy this game as well. unique form of puzzle solving and allows for a fun brain teaser + platforming game.

+points for Ike

Fun first person puzzler with silly writing and interesting mechanics

A week ago I was diagnosed with a terminal illness and the doctors have given me a year at best. I'm so glad I was able to play this before I go. I don't know how many people will see this; but I recommend to you to play this game if you do see it. Gameplay, atmosphere, graphics. everything is masterfully crafted. If you read it, thank you and good bye.

good old times

Awesome puzzle game. Fun to play, Hard to master

Very fun game

I like this game, it’s got a very unique mechanic where you can change dimensions and that makes things lighter, it’s also fun to play because of that and it being somewhat similar to Portal.

Nice game but the autosave ruins it. The levels that can kill you can be a nuisance if you must redo the boring parts because youo unwittingly exited the game.
I only recommend the game if the autosave problem doesn't bother you.

Why have so many long empty hallways? Just have the guy blabber on while I'm solving the puzzle. There are some really bad puzzles in this one, lots of waiting for cycles, and resetting things when you press the wrong button, and long resets after scraping a laser with your toe. Not even a fraction as good as certain other first-person puzzle games.

Pretty fun puzzles and mechanics, love the visuals and music. The story is a bit of a letdown and it's held back by tedious parkour, but it has a silly quirky vibe I fw.

Okay this game took me a very very long time to beat. but overall i'd say it's a good game. but i'd rather not play it unless you want to spend year's trying to beat it. at-least if your like me i'm very well aware that there are people out there who beat it faster. and that's why i still recommend this to people.

Simple puzzle game that has a nice charm to it.

Runs flawlessly on steam deck.

On the easier side as far as puzzle games go but I found just enough critical thinking to keep my attention.

It was honestly a breath of fresh air as far as puzzle games go. Its simply fun to play without melting your brain.

I found it to be an enjoyable, charming experience

Puzzles aren't bad, but having the narrator constantly point out what to do really defeats the purpose. Story is forgettable. Graphics hold up alright since this game released in 2012. Fairly short, about 5-6hrs to finish. For $1 on sale, it was worth it.