Pixelitis: It’s near impossible to talk about Quantum Conundrum without comparing it to Valve’s Portal. The two share so many similarities: both were designed in some part by Kim Swift, both feature physics-based puzzles, both feature a silent protagonist making their way through a series of dangerous test chambers, both feature an experimental reality-altering device and both games are wrapped up in dry humor.
Being compared to Portal, however, isn’t necessarily a bad thing—it’s one of the most critically acclaimed games, period. The real question isn’t whether or not the Quantum Conundrum shares similarities with Portal, but more-so whether or not Kim Swift and her team at Airtight Games made a game that both stands on its own two feet and brings something new to the table.
Neil writes: "The Xbox Games With Gold scheme is a godsend for many gamers. You see, whilst you may be living it up with your multiple game purchases each and every month, there are a huge number of Xbox One and Xbox 360 gamers who rely on the GWG titles for their latest hit."
When compared to Sony's offering? Nope. But if you're not comparing it to Sony's then i said it will be a decent offering.
This month the games dont interest me. But there is always next month...Free is free. Neither of these companies have to give anything for free.
GMG: "Have a hankering for Cities: Skylines but want to check out previous games in the series first? Well, we got some massive discounts on the Cities in Motion series running from today, along with a host of new Square Enix deals enjoying low prices for the next 48 hours."
Square Enix put a sale up on Steam for titles like Final Fantasy VII, Thief, Deus Ex HR - Director's Cut, Sleeping Dogs - Limited Edition and Quantum Conundrum to name a few
