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Quantum League
Quantum League is leaving Early Access next month
The full release is upon us.
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In a post on Steam, developer and publisher Nimble Giant Entertainment has announced that their revolutionary time-paradox shooter Quantum League is going to leave early access phase and the full release version will be delivered on April 15.
This arena-based FPS has some really interesting gameplay mechanics, which ask players to battle "within a time loop, tactically teaming up with your past and future selves in mind-blowing 1v1 and 2v2 matches." If you're interested in knowing more details, you can check our preview here.
Also, to celebrate this milestone, the game is currently 50% off, which means for a whole week the game will be £3.59 only, starting from now until March 16.
Will you want to give Quantum League a try?
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Quantum League
Treat time as both a friend and a foe in this competitive perplexing FPS.
"We cannot commit ourselves to a release date" says Nimble Giant co-founder on the Quantum League console versions
Andres Chilkowski: "But, the game is running".
We're playing Quantum League on today's GR Live
The FPS sees you manipulate time itself in 1v1 and 2v2 battles.
Quantum League is leaving Early Access next month
The full release is upon us.
Quantum League
Time is both your friend and foe in the new competitive shooter from Nimble Giant.
We're trying out Quantum League on today's live stream
Nimble Giant Entertainment's so-called time-paradox shooter Quantum League is out as an early access title and we're checking it out on today's GR Live stream.