Puzzle game Quantum Conundrum will receive two download extensions. The pc version of The Desmond Debacle appears all of about a week; IKE-aramba is about a month to download. The consoleversies appear a little later.
Publisher Square Enix is going to be two dlc packages on the market for Quantum Conundrum, the puzzle game from Airtight Games. Both are this summer, to download, for 240 Microsoft Points or $ 3. First up is The Desmond Debacle is available, from 31 July via Steam, from 14 August through the PlayStation Network and a day later via Xbox Live. IKE-aramba will appear on August 28 on Steam, september 11 on PSN and a day later on Xbox Live.
In The Desmond Debacle, the eponymous bird central. Around the ‘drinking bird’ is a new wing had been built Quadwrangle Mansion has been added and it is filled with new puzzles. Also in IKE-aramba is a new wing to the villa added, in which the player is the Interdimensional Kinetic Entity, or IKE, from the title of the expansion must to survive.
Quantum Conundrum appeared at the end of June for the pc and the beginning of July for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The game is designed by Kim Swift, who left its marks earned at Valve, where she worked on Portal and Portal 2. The concept of Quantum Conundrum has an obvious similarity with that of Portal.
