Quantum Dogfight
Quantum Dogfight is a 2-player guessing strategy game where players must correctly locate all of their opponent's planes on a hexagonal grid. Inspired by the principles of quantum mechanics, Quantum Dogfght is a fun and interactive way to learn about superposition and measurement collapse.
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Free-to-play
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Est. copies sold
202
mid estimate
Reviews
6
Review score
83%
8.3/10
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About the game
Superposition
Quantum Dogfight is a guessing strategy game centered around the quantum mechanical principle of superposition. At the beginning of each game both players place their planes in two distinct locations, as shown below.
Guessing Locations
The core gameplay of Quantum Dogfight is turn-based guessing of each player's plane locations. While in superposition, both locations of a plane can be 'attacked', with the goal of successfully attacking all locations of either locations.
Measurement Collapse
While attacking your opponent's hex tiles is the way to win, players must also monitor their own board and strategically choose when to invoke a 'measurement collapse'. This action begins a measurement like shown below, which probabilistically chooses one of the two superposition locations to be final location of the plane. Players will want to utilize measurement collapses to confuse their opponent, but be warned, just like in quantum machanics you can't control probability!
Learning Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Dogfight was designed with young STEM-oriented students in mind, providing a fun and interactive way to learn about elements of quantum mechanics. Found within Quantum Dogfight is a learning module which helps students understand how principles of quantum mechanics are woven into the mechanics of the game.
Ways to Play
Quantum Dogfight v1.0.0 features two ways for players to enjoy the game.
Local - Players take turns sharing a single computer
Online - Players can connect from two computers over the internet