Quantum Conundrum: IKE-aramba! DLC

Awful physics, especially with the spawning. Oh your crate / sphere can't do its thing it got stuck again at the spawn point :((((. Or "We know it sucks so we tried helping out with invisible walls that can also make the sphere stuck mid-air, SoRrY :((((

For 2.99 it was worth the money for me. These levels were more ninja and parkour than puzzle-solving. That may be good or bad depending on your preference. I prefer puzzle-solving, but I still had fun with this one.

And the purpose of this DLC is what exactly? Absolutely boring with zero point, zero story and as many others have said just so utterly pointless with the stupid safe hoping crud...nah...got many other games to get on with that waste time on this tripe...

Just played through the other DLC (The Desmond Debacle) in one sitting and it was good. Then I started this one. The first puzzle was so tedious and jank that I quit. If you need to play this because you're going for 100% achievements, I wish you good luck, and will recommend that you play with the sound off (if it's anything like the other DLC, you won't lose anything).

Good environmental art, VERY poor puzzle design. No dialogue, no clear communication of what you should do at certain points, LOTS of just hard platforming and timing.

Another DLC which adds 6 more levels and will take you around 2-3hrs to complete. This DLC also has no story, only puzzle solving. Let me start by saying the first level of this DLC is awful. It's incredibly tedious, finicky and has a stupid solution. It took me just over an hour to do the first puzzle and I was almost put off playing the rest. However, advanced past the first level and most of the levels after that are well made, especially the final level. Overall, this DLC isn't brilliant and certainly has tedious moments however it's very cheap and is worth it for the few levels that are fun and well designed.

A lot of things I said about the first DLC applies here too. It's just a small level pack. There's no voiceover, nor a connection to the story. Felt a bit barebones and empty like this. Despite finding the Desmond Debacle DLC tedious, I found it even worse here. There was just too much reliance on timing and physics puzzles, and less about actual problem solving. Some segments didn’t have a clear exit location either. I almost gave up on the first level, only to discover that you're required to use something that you may never need to interact with previously. I ran into an annoying bug there as well, preventing me from breaking some glass. I can’t recommend it.

I loved the original game, i really did, but this is nothing but a bunch of strewn together levels, no ike, no professor, no voice acting. 6 overly long, tedious, frustrating, nigh-on sadistic levels.

6 more levels of mostly juggling safes and balls around. It took me ages to reach all the time and shift goals. If you wanted to see more of IKE, you'll be disappointed; he only appears shortly. The professor is completely absent.

[h1]More like -aramba, sans IKE[/h1] First off, IKE is barely in this. You see him at the beginning, frozen, then at the end of the game when you try to unfreeze him. However, there is no story for this. You just go through some levels, then see him at the end. No explaination on how he got frozen, or why you need to go through these levels to get to him. None of the levels are anything exciting or too creative. Sure, one level uses props in an unusual and different way but not in a way as to be impressive. The levels are long, real long by comparison to the base game, however the minimum time to complete is ~ 20 minutes. That's if you know all puzzle solutions and do a speed run. Half of the levels have a goal time of 5 minutes. That's far more than the minute or 2 for the main game. The reason for the long time is that several puzzles are just slow, painfully slow. And if you mess up, you restart the puzzle. Luckily, there are checkpoints, but not if you want to complete the time goal. Watching a safe travel on a conveyer for a minute is the most thrilling thing you can expect from a puzzle. Also, something to note, changing dimensions affects the [b]whole level[/b], not just the area you are in so things may wind up scattered when you get to a different area. Most levels aren't too bad, although the 'big ball machine' was the most frustrating. I got this DLC on sale for 50 cents, and while better than the [i]Debacle[/i] that was the other DLC, this one wasn't so bad, however, lacking any story, humor, or even the [u]Title Character[/u], I found this not worth getting.