Professor Why: The Quantum Eye

Professor Why: The Quantum Eye is a logic-puzzle game about a rescue mission to Kepler 438b. More than 470 light years from Earth, the planet orbits a red dwarf and was chosen for scientific expeditions because it has the highest Earth Similarity Index (ESI). The Muta base became the largest facility researching Artificial Intelligence. More than 30 years ago, Professor Why and his research crew designed the basics of processing-unit architecture there, leading to the creation of CORE, a supercomputer that supported exploration of the planet, supervised other robots and communicated with Earth.

The missing researchers

As CORE’s AI developed, communication with Professor Why’s crew gradually decreased and then stopped. No one knows what happened at Muta, what the researchers found or whether CORE was involved in their disappearance. A rebel called PW-36X rose against CORE and broke its code. After communication with PW-36X was established, you were chosen for a rescue mission to Kepler 438b and sent to infiltrate the system created by CORE.

Logic puzzles

You pass through levels of logic puzzles prepared by the Quantum Eye, an AI robot that has been infected and tries to prevent you from solving the mysteries. You use your knowledge and ingenuity to overcome its challenges and stop machine domination. The game also features more dialogue and action than the earlier Professor Why: Chemistry, as well as improved graphics and advanced 3D effects.