Date of release, gameplay, and developer for Quantum Error
Before Quantum Error is released, learn more about the cosmic horror shooter, its creator, and the most recent gameplay.
What date is the release of Quantum Error?
This indie horror game, developed by TeamKill Media, has garnered both positive and negative feedback since its 2020 announcement.
If not for its emphasis on cosmic terror, Quantum Error may rank among the most intriguing and excellent horror games, even though it is the second release from a seven-year-old firm.
But is it also among the finest first-person shooters? We will have to wait till the game is eventually released to find out.
Date of Quantum Error’s release
In a recent narrative teaser, the developer of Quantum Error announced that the game’s PS5 release date is November 3, 2023.
The Xbox Series X|S and PC versions of Quantum Error will be released later; the PS4 version was recently cancelled by the company.
This comes after it was revealed that the game will go gold in early August, indicating that it was finished and prepared for distribution.
The Xbox fan base has been quite controversial before the release date announcement because of the creators’ comments on the Xbox version of the game.
Since the Xbox SSD is significantly slower than the PS5’s SSD, the developer states that “[Quantum Error] has been made to be played with the PS5’s extremely fast SSD,” meaning extra testing was required for the Series X|S version of the game.
The company later confirmed that Quantum Error has a boss battle that transitions four to five times, akin to the instantaneous loading in Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart, in response to several criticisms from Xbox gamers.
Playing Quantum Error games
A level situated on the Quantum Gravity Research floor of the game is seen in a recent 16-minute gameplay clip. A combination of first- and third-person gameplay is seen in the video.
Like Resident Evil or Dead Space, Quantum Error is a survival-horror game that looks to have been influenced by some of the finest PS5 horror titles to date.
Nevertheless, in contrast to those classic horror titles, Quantum Error appears to have a weapon wheel like to that of Doom, along with survival features like the requirement for a respirator in oxygen-deficient locations and the ability to gather ammunition when far from adversaries.
Like Dead Space, there are a lot of cramped passageways and small chambers in the game, which makes it easy for opponents to make you uneasy.
Furthermore, the game’s website claims that Quantum Error has a tonne of immersion elements. In addition to the customary haptic feedback that we have grown to love (or not mind),
3D audio, and adaptive triggers, the game will utilise the DualSense’s microphone to allow you to do CPR as the story is being told. We’ll have to wait and see if this is a goal for the developer or something that will be included in the complete release.
Tale of Quantum Error
In the year 2109, artificial intelligence has become a part of daily life. A business by the name of Monad created ARGUS, a required AI for all people.
In addition, Monad owns a Quantum Research Facility off the coast of California. At the beginning of the novel, this facility is attacked by an unidentified creature and is set on fire and under complete lockdown.
As Captain Jacob Thomas, you are transported to the facility by chopper with your sidekick, Shane Costa.
However, as you battle for your life and are drawn into many realities and realms, a straightforward assignment turns into a terrifying nightmare.
As of the Quantum Error release date, that is all the information we currently have on the game.
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