quantum conundrum
-
Airtight Games Is No More, According To GeekWire
Briefly: Airtight Games is no more, according to GeekWire. The independent developer behind Quantum Conundrum and Soul Fjord recently released Murdered: Soul Suspect, a noir-themed adventure game published by Square Enix. The GeekWire reporter found the studio’s Redmond, WA headquarters newly vacated, “with a sign outside saying the company is closing its doors.”
-
Reader Review: Quantum Conundrum
Quantum Conundrum is a game I’ve sort of been thinking about buying. I loved Portal, obviously, and I like games that make my dumb arse feel like a genius. So I welcomed this Reader Review from Stu Roberts.
-
Quantum Conundrum’s Console Release Dates
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.
-
Who Better Than Star Trek’s Q To Star In Quantum Conundrum?
If anyone is qualified to create an Interdimensional Shift Glove it’s the man that flexed his interdimensional muscles s dozen times over the course of three different television series. John “Q” de Lancie steps into the disembodied voice of Professor Fitz Quadwrangle in Airtight Games’ Quantum Conundrum.