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Version 1.1 · 2026-08-20
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2026-08-20.








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Enter a nanoscale world where quantum physics becomes a puzzle.
Quantum Escape: Tunneling is a physics puzzle game inspired by real ideas from quantum mechanics and particle physics. Launch particles through a stylized test chip, bounce from hard walls, cross potential barriers by quantum tunneling, control energy, use resonance, and guide each particle to the green detector.
The campaign currently includes 24 levels across three physics worlds, with new concepts introduced step by step.
WORLD 1 — TUNNEL FOUNDATIONS
Learn trajectory control, reflections and finite potential barriers. Purple barriers can transmit a particle even when its kinetic energy is below the barrier height. Compare thin and thick barriers, escape a potential well, collect energy, and time pulsed barriers when they are weakest.
WORLD 2 — RESONANT TUNNELING…
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