Quantum ForgeBuild Games with Real Quantum Mechanics

Real quantum effects for game developers. Superposition, entanglement, and interference powered by a compiled C++ quantum simulator. Available for TypeScript/Web and Unity.

TypeScript Framework

Unity Package

Why Quantum?

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TypeScript Framework

Full game framework with Engine, PixiJS rendering, input system, and WASM-powered quantum mechanics. Build quantum web games with Vite, hot reload, and npm tooling.

Get started with TypeScript

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Unity Package

Native C# integration via Unity Package Manager. Drag-and-drop QuantumProperty components, inspector-driven quantum actions, and built-in probability/phase trackers.

Get started with Unity

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Real Quantum Simulation

Both platforms run the same C++ quantum simulator. Every superposition, measurement, and entanglement follows real quantum mechanics. The API is backend-agnostic and has been tested on real quantum hardware.

Learn the quantum mechanics

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Entanglement as Game Mechanic

Link game objects so measuring one instantly affects another. Split balls, create correlated pairs, or build interference patterns. Proven in production games.

Entanglement patterns

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Production-Tested

Ponq, Quantris, and other games show different ways quantum mechanics drives gameplay, from binary existence to 7-dimensional hex geometry.

See the showcase

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Save & Replay Quantum State

Record every quantum operation as a serializable log. Replay deterministically with forced measurements for save/load, undo, and replay systems.

Recording & replay