Quantum Tripper

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Quantum Tripper is a single player casual action adventure game. It was developed by Quantum Tripper and was released on May 27, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

Identification with something absolute and manifest as pure observation. Seeing things differently is a feature of our perceptual systems. Removed from the materialist plane of existence and world substantiation. Regions of the brain will find particular sets of images more challenging.

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Single-Player

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84%

Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

music2 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game features mindbending, trippy visuals and interesting level design that many players find engaging.
The developer is responsive and has been actively improving the game with frequent updates.
It offers a unique experience that stands out from other games, making it worth a try for those interested in exploration and puzzles.

The game lacks a clear storyline and meaningful gameplay, leaving players feeling lost and unengaged.
Graphics and visuals are criticized for being childish and poorly designed, resembling an amateur project.
Many players report issues with glitches, slow character movement, and difficulty in finding objects, detracting from the overall experience.

graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with some users criticizing them as childish and lacking clarity, while others appreciate the colorful and trippy visuals that enhance the gameplay experience. Overall, the visuals seem to evoke a kaleidoscopic aesthetic that may not appeal to everyone, but some players find them engaging and fitting for the puzzle and exploration elements of the game.
- “Interesting puzzle/exploration game with colorful artwork and side missions where you can shoot targets to unlock extra equipment.”
- “I've only tried the free level but very much enjoyed the mind-bending, trippy visuals and the interesting level design.”
- “ On another note, I particularly liked the captions of the artworks.”
- “There's no clear storyline, the graphics could be much better, the visuals are childish (like some dude just looked into a kaleidoscope but has never actually tripped), the starting map is too big, the character moves too slow, the objects are impossible to find, the achievements glitch, etc etc etc.”
- “There's no clear storyline, the graphics could be much better, the visuals are childish (like some dude just looked into a kaleidoscope but has never actually tripped), the starting map is too big, the character moves too slow, the objects are impossible to find, the achievements glitch, etc etc etc.”
- “The graphics could be much better; the visuals are childish.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews indicate a significant lack of clarity and depth in the game's storyline, with many players noting that there is no coherent narrative or engaging interactions. While some appreciate the colorful visuals and puzzle elements, the overall consensus is that the story is either absent or poorly executed, leaving players feeling disconnected from the game.
- “The story has really driven me somewhere.”
- “There's no story, no narration, no other interactions, no real gameplay, nothing.”
- “Maybe the problem is with the storyline, maybe I'm slow?”
- “There's no clear storyline; the graphics could be much better, the visuals are childish, the starting map is too big, the character moves too slow, the objects are impossible to find, the achievements glitch, etc.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, though some players note that it loops too quickly, leading them to consider playing their own tracks instead.
- “The music was good but loops around quite quickly.”
- “I was tempted to play some of my old 90s UK rave songs via the Steam music player.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for being shallow and unengaging, likened to an oversized amateur Counter-Strike map that lacks meaningful interactions, narrative, or variety beyond shooting bouncing balls.
- “What you're left with is an oversized amateur Counter-Strike map with no gameplay outside of shooting bouncing balls.”
- “There's no story, no narration, no other interactions, no real gameplay, nothing.”