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In a press releasetoday, Square Enix announced that they are currently planning two new downloadable content packs for Quantum Conundrum, the dimension-shifting puzzler from the creator of Portal.
The second pack is called IKE-aramba! which will come to Steam on August 28, and to the consoles two weeks later as in the previous case (September 11 for PS3 and September 12 on Xbox 360.) It will also be $2.99.
Quantum Conundrum released on June 21, 2012 and has been very well received. It was designed by Kim Swift, one of the creators of Narbacular Drop which was later purchased by Valve and turned into Portal, which she also lead. Swift is also reported to have played a leading role in the development of Left 4 Dead and its sequel.
