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Quantum Conundrum And iam8bit Team Up For A Mysterious Contest
Quantum Conundrum, the upcoming puzzle game from Portal lead designer Kim Swift, and iam8bit, the video game themed art exhibit, have teamed up for an ambiguous contest.
You can sign up here, but to tell you the truth, I am not really sure what you are entering to win. Here are all the details they are willing to provide:
"We're looking for hardcore fans to join us for a very unique production taking place in the Los Angeles area this May. While we can't give away too many details, if you're chosen to participate (as only 50 lucky people will be), it's quite possible you'll be transported to another dimension, all in the name of science. Seriously, we're not messing around. And that's all we can say! "
If you are going to be in Los Angeles on May 11 and 12, go sign up. They do ask for a photo, and for you to answer the question, "why you should win?" so good luck coming up with a worthy response.
[via Joystiq]
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