The Qubit Factory
Release date: Jul 29, 2025
Developers: Logical Basis
Publishers: Logical Basis
Genres: Indie, Simulation, Free To Play
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Color Alternatives, Custom Volume Controls, Mouse Only Option, Playable without Timed Input, Save Anytime, Subtitle Options, Steam Cloud
Supported languages: English

// New Employee Onboarding: Quantum Computing // Below are classical bits , which all regular computers operate on. Boooooring!                    Much more exciting are  quantum bits  (or qubits for short), which are not limited to simple {0,1} states.                     Qubits are so hot right now! They are the building blocks of newfangled  quantum computers . As newly-minted employees of The Qubit Factory you will have the privilege of processing qubits in our state-of-the-art production lines. By harnessing the power of quantum entanglement and superpositions you will help up deliver exciting new computational products to our valued customers!  // ---------------------------------------------- // The Qubit Factory is an open-ended puzzle game about building logic circuits to solve computational tasks, inspired by classic titles from developer Zachtronics. Based on authentic representations of quantum bits and components,  The Qubit Factory  features puzzles based on key concepts and algorithms from the field of quantum computing. Open-Ended Puzzles - Factory employees are encouraged to design their own unique solutions to given tasks. Bonuses will be awarded to those meeting strict efficiency criteria. Convoluted and/or poorly-optimized solutions will be frowned upon. Faithful Physics - Designed and programmed by a real (semi-successful) research scientist in the field of quantum computing: key concepts and algorithms from quantum computing are conveyed accurately, allowing players to build genuine knowledge about quantum computing! Accessible - Core concepts are built slowly, with players encouraged to build foundational understanding in classical computing before progressing to quantum analogues. No prior computer/physics knowledge is assumed!