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You have to shake your head and wonder a bit as more of Airtight Games' upcoming Ouya exclusive Soul Fjord is revealed. How do they come up with this stuff? Who is trapped in a dream world of leisure suited Vikings with afros? A new video developer diary answers a few of those questions.
What do you get when you mix Norse mythology with disco and funk of the '70s and '80s? You get an incredibly bizarre sounding dungeon crawler called Soul Fjord from Airtight Games and former Portal and Quantum Conundrum designer Kim Swift that is coming exclusively to the Android-based Ouya console.
We chat with the folks at Airtight Games for a closer look inside the studio that created Quantum Conundrum.
Quantum Conundrum is getting two new DLC packs, at $2.99 apiece. The first one drops next week on Steam, and follows later on console platforms. The second is due in late August and September.
Seeing as this is American Independence Day, some of you might want to celebrate no longer living under the protection of a divine monarch, perhaps by playing the PC demo for Quantum Conundrum.
Quantum Conundrum is getting a Web-hosted game show in which contestants will take on the fluffy, heavy, anti-gravity, and slow-mo dimensions -- hosted by Kevin Periera.
By marketing their first-person puzzle-platformer Quantum Conundrum as Portal creator Kim Swift's next project, Square Enix risked placing the game...
The similarities between Portal and Quantum Conundrum are almost too numerous to write up. But that's not really a bad thing, right?
A hands-on look at Quantum Conundrum, the dimension-shifting first-person puzzle game from Portal designer Kim Swift.
John de Lancie will be adding his voice to Square Enix's upcoming Quantum Conundrum
