Quansatz

Devlog

• The Cosmic Cartographer is live, and the map is finished
  July 14, 2026 by TomForce

  The fourth and final track has shipped: eight puzzles about the biggest object there is. And with it, the last three bridges. Every node in the Insight Web can now be earned. The game is complete. Wha... Continue reading
• Two bridges open: the vacuum pushes and spacetime chirps
  July 14, 2026 by TomForce

  The white nodes are why this game exists. Each track teaches you a pillar of physics; the bridges are where two pillars turn out to be the same building. Finishing the Particle Collider put two of the... Continue reading
• The Particle Collider track is live
  July 14, 2026 by TomForce

  Quansatz now has a third track. Seven new puzzles: six levels and a boss. You start by balancing the universe's bookkeeping and end by announcing the discovery of the Higgs boson, which historically t... Continue reading
• Practical Examples of Time Relativity and Quantum States
  June 03, 2026 by TomForce#Quansatz

  Landing page updates The Holography puzzle was still indicated as 'Coming soon' I'll blame the relativity of time once again. The example did not match 'What playing actually looks like' But since all... Continue reading
• Lessons learned & bugs fixed
  May 31, 2026 by TomForce

  I tried to use the exploration tools and failed my own exam Any time you hit run — to explore, to look around, to see what happens at a different parameter, just out of curiosity — you had committ... Continue reading
• I tried to learn quantum physics using the game we've built
  May 27, 2026 by TomForce#quansatz, #physics, #edutainment, #cosmos

  Quansatz is a physics education game where you predict outcomes, run experiments, and supposedly learn from the gap between your intuition and reality. It only made me more confused. --- The game was... Continue reading
• Ever wanted to learn quantum physics?
  May 23, 2026 by TomForce

  I did, but never could. I've recently read Three Body Problem and The Dark Forest by Cixuan Liu. Not to spoil the reading, but one of the the main themes of the books was that without progress in fund... Continue reading