the qubit factory
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. A puzzle/construction game about quantum computing.
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A puzzle/construction game about manipulating qubits (quantum bits) to solve challenges involving quantum technology and computation.
The Qubit Factory is set within a fictional reality about robots doing robotty things in a robot factory. The character dialog contained within, written wholly by developer Glen Evenbly, is intended to be humorous and satirical. The opinions, views and practices of characters from within The Qubit Factory do not reflect those of the developers or the developers' employer.
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