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Very satisfying puzzles with no small number of mechanisms to help you solve them. As you progress through the areas, you pick up dozens of upgrades and tools that drastically improve the experience. You'll also find areas that you'll wonder why you can't get into, but after you get a pickup later in the game you have an ah-ha moment as you realize you can now get into that area.

I was originally concerned that the combat would ruin the puzzle experience, but it's done very tactfully so that once you clear an area the enemies don't bother you while you're thinking about the puzzle.

By the time you get to the endgame you're insanely powerful and have a lot of interesting tools, and that allows you to find some well-hidden secret areas. There were quite a few times where I thought I escaped the bounds of what I was allowed to explore, only to find a chest with a reward.

The game is well designed end-to-end, it's stable, and it's fun.

PUBG is what you get when the wrong company accidentally creates a game so fun that people put up with laggy rubberbanding, bullets that don't register, low quality copy/paste modeling and texturing, and hourly game crashes.

It's rewarding and frusterating at the same time.

My favorite arcade-style game, but in VR.

With Portal, finding the solution is challenging but executing that solution is easy. With Quantum Conundrum, finding the solution is simple but executing that solution is challenging. If you prefer solving problems over timing your jumps just right, you may not find this game all that great. It's still a fun, well designed game with an interesting mechanic.

Pro: A very enjoyable puzzle game that uses a unique concept for controlling bubbles of gravity. It's also pretty cool that you can rewind time whenever you want.
Con: There's no dialog or story, and it crashed once.

Amazing DLC!

The best game since Portal 2!

A surprisingly satisfying little game with a massive number of levels and plenty of upgrades.

Excellent!