
Lost in an unexplored star system after a dimensional anomaly dispersed your fleet, you start to pick up signals scattered throughout the system. Explore the wrecks of the corporate fleet, discover the secrets of the anomaly, and try to get the good ending.
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No AI or Generative model have been used in the making of this game.
This is a passion project made by a solo developer.
VR is available but optional.
Explore, analyze and discover, in this space adventure with multiple endings.
Quantum Void is a retrofuturistic cosmic thriller, revolving around space and dimensional mysteries. This game offers two different phases: exploration by foot and space navigation. Choose where you go, figure out what happened and try to get the best outcome possible.

You embody an engineer working for CSMO, a faceless space corporation. Two months into the expedition, during a routine maintenance operation, the fleet encounters a dimensional anomaly.
You and your small vessel get separated from the fleet and are thrown in the outer layers of an unknown stellar system. After wandering a bit, you start picking up faint residual signals in the area. Is it the rest of the fleet?
Find your way across the orbits, explore the abandoned ships, uncover the mystery behind the anomaly, and try to escape...



Pilot your welding-tugship across the orbits
Find the fleet wreckages board them and explore them
Use your radio and computer to retrieve and make sense of the things you find
During on-foot phases, explore and take advantage of every system of the vessels (Electrical grid, computer network, air vents, crew emails and chats, ...) to get to your objectives
Non linear, explore the environments thoroughly, each detail can have its importance. The game world is semi-open in a Metroidvania fashion
Multiple endings
Playable in flatscreen and VR
Optimized for SteamDeck (or any other handheld PC)
Bhaptics support

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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, Dutch, Polish, Spanish - Spain, Italian, Russian*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Excellent game, the graphics are incredible, love the 80's aesthetic. I tried the Quest version but knew instantly I wanted to wait for the PCVR version. I had a small issue running the game but the dev was very very responsive and helpful, we had the issue resolved in no time. Highly recommend!
This is a pretty good space exploration game where you visit different ships/wrecks to gain upgrades and info to continue progressing. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to figure out what to do next. With no map of the ships you explore, you have to rely on your memory on whether you opened every door and found everything on a ship. My memory is not that good, so I spent a lot of time going back to various ships rechecking things, which is not respectful to the player's time.
im enjoying my time with this game, playing in VR and i really love the atmosphere, in some ways it kinda reminds me a little of outerwilds, but maybe its just because its been a while since i played an exploration space game. Anyways although i havnt finished it, i very much intend to and i hope this game does really well for the solo dev, so they can keep making games as this oneis high quality.
This is an awesome game if you are in to VR. I have not yet finished the game but I so far, I really like it. I can’t speak about the non-VR experience though. The atmosphere reminds me a lot of Alien, which I do like a lot. But this is not a scarry game. That makes is excessive for a lot of different people. Also, the Dev is really awesome and is verry passionate about this project. Join his DC called “TacNours Games” if you want to keep up with his stuff
I haven't gotten very far yet, but the intro / first chapter was so good it's already convinced me this is going to be one of my favourite VR games. The story has me hooked, exploration is fun, and the ambience is suitably spooky. It runs great on my PC too.
Quantum Void is a unique game with impressive visuals, an immersive sound design, and a very smooth gameplay. Driving the Coelacanth amid the stars in search of answers made me feel a poignant, eery mix of cosmophobia and excitement. This game oozes the dev's personality and I absolutely love it! Give it a try!
It feels like its been ages since I have played a VR game as detailed and immersive as this. I was worried that the ship controls would be sort of weird VR controls but they do a really good job in formatting them for VR. Quantum Void oozes style and immersion. Will you be able to pick up every object in a room? No, but thats ok when the games atmosphere beats most modern VR games. I will say too, I haven't played much so far, but, I feel like this is a game where the less you know the bettter.
В игре ужасным образом настроено управление для HTC Vive контроллеров. Я пол часа убил только на то, чтобы заставить кнопку меню, перестать отменять выбор. В игре есть подсказка, "нажмите кнопку меню чтобы подтвердить выбор" На моих контроллерах эта же кнопка отменяет выбор, что делает весьма проблемным игру. Так же и с взаимодействием с креслом пилота, с которого невозможно слезть. В общем, если разработчик сделает контроллеры нормально работающими для HTC, то я куплю эту игру. А пока нет, спасибо. К слову, игра хорошо оптимизирована и имеет приятный визуал. Покупайте и играйте, разраб молодец.
This is one helluva excellent game! Is it perfect? No. But hey - it's made by a single developer! Are you kidding me? That is awesome! And the gameplay is just so compelling. It has so many aspects to it! There's puzzles, action, scares, free-roam exploration, space flight, mystery, and some heavy sci-fi shenanigans going on. The game itself looks like it could take place in Ridley Scott's Alien universe. The graphics and atmosphere are fantastic. It has both flatscreen and VR modes. I played it in VR, and I just have to say - switch the ship controls in the options from using thumbsticks to just grabbing them and controlling manually. You will thank me! The space flight in this game is bliss and best experienced like this. Don't worry - you'll have plenty of time to practice after the first level (and you'll need it later on!!) The audio is excellent. It is very immersive and sets the mood perfectly. I love that there are multiple endings. It took me just over 7.5 hours to complete the game - but then I saw that was the "corporate" ending, and there's more endings - including a "true" ending if you unravel the mysteries! It's back to work for me now. If you have a VR headset, GET THIS GAME. Did you add it to your cart? Why are you still reading this?? Buy it and play!
This is a great little adventure game in the Aliens asthetic which is nice, because there aren't a lot of games that explore that kind of world. I haven't finished it yet, but am enjoying the visuals and storyline so far. Controls are decent, it's a bit weird that it has a gamepad warning when loading it up because it controls just fine with a mouse and KB. The combat in this game is a bit janky, but there's not much of it. I think the boss fight could be less janky. Overall I'd recommend, I'm enjoying it so far and there's some great visuals, good asthetic, and a decent story!
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