This game is one of those puzzle games i really enjoy.

I am personally a person that really enjoys something that forces you to use your mind.

It has a good appeal to me. Some of the stuff may seem a bit repetitive, but other stuff just seems out of the box. Certain places they could have done something better, like not just make it a straight away puzzle.

I had been looking forward to this game for a while, and let me tell you, I was not let down.

While I will admit that the game lacks some polish, it is made up for in by its amazing art style, corny (and sometimes retarded) humor, and great puzzle design. However, at some points I was scratching my head and saying "why..." because some puzzles involve tedious platforming. That is only about 5% of the game, though. I finished Quantum Conundrum in around six hours; however, that was a very enjoyable six hours. I still have to go back and do all the puzzles again to beat the goal time and dimension shifts, obtain all the collectibles, and complete all the stages without dying.

I greatly enjoyed the time I spent with Quantum Conundrum, and although some of the puzzles were annoying, I still recommend this to anyone who likes puzzle games.

Highly lacks in graphic options - you only get to set resolution by flicking through each one, one by one, with it refreshing every time, or editing an ini file. There is NO other graphical options.

Environments get repetitive and boring after a while, but the unique game-play and puzzles make up for that.

On a very sour note - I was under the impression the 2 DLC packs would be made after the game is released. It appears the DLC has already been created - with achievements already being there, and the game seems to end abruptly, as if the rest got cut out.

If you don't mind DLC shenanigans like that, and having to go on a treasure hunt to get desired graphical settings, then it is a good unique puzzler. Unfortunately the issues let's it down.

A very good but technically flawed title from the woman behind Portal. This Unreal Engine 3 powered First Person Puzzler has the charm and the gameplay just like Portal. Its dimension switching mechanic actually makes the game more interesting Kim Swifts first game. The art style is really nice, giving the game a unique feel. The game isnt too long, Id say around 5 hours. It all depends how good you are at puzzles, of course.The season pass, which includes two upcoming DLCs is a great deal. The bad thing about the game is that it has very limited graphics options, and an FOV that will implode the brains of people who cant play at FOV60.

The game is absolutely amazing! The puzzles are unique and the atmosphere of the game is really awesome! I recommend this game to any puzzle game lover as it's hours of playtime for an awesome price :D