The new sci-fi shooter “Quantum Control” will be presented exclusively at the IGROPROM exhibition-festival

GetDevelopment Studio has announced an exclusive preview of a segment from the demo version of the game “Quantum Control” at the “IGROPROM” exhibition-festival. In addition to the gameplay trailer on the main stage, the studio will also have a booth where visitors can learn more about the project and ask the developers questions.

We remind you that “IGROPROM” will take place from September 18 to 20 at the Moscow Video Game and Animation Cluster of the Moscow Agency for Creative Industries and at “MosHub.Skolkovo,” the business space of the Moscow Department of Information Technologies (Skolkovo, 40 Bolshoy Boulevard).

“Quantum Control” is a first-person shooter set in a world based on the idea of two alternative realities locked in conflict at the quantum level. The conflict begins when a fragment of an alternative post-apocalyptic world—an anomalous zone—emerges and gradually expands, replacing a similar fragment of the protagonist’s native world. To protect his version of reality, the protagonist must destroy the invaders in an unstable environment where the familiar laws of physics are broken, routes are reconfigured on the fly, cover disappears right in the middle of battle, and enemies use spatial distortions to their advantage.

The game will feature a flexible combat system combining gunplay with a variety of firearms, tactical use of special equipment, and interaction with an unstable environment. The protagonist’s quantum abilities will allow players to affect the battlefield: alter the state of various objects, influence enemies and anomalous threats, and drastically change their position during combat. Combat tactics will also be affected by the weather, which depends on enemy activity and the presence of objects from the alternative world.

The demo version is a complete game mission in which players will be able to experience the game’s atmosphere, discover its story and visual style, and become familiar with its core gameplay features and mechanics.

The full project is planned as a story-driven live-service game with regular seasons, cooperative missions, and progression toward asymmetric PvPvE scenarios.  Character progression will be built around developing weapon skills, mastering quantum technologies, and upgrading the selected character class. Story campaigns will take place in abandoned settlements and at industrial and military facilities.

The game is being developed with the support of ANO “Internet Development Institute.” The free demo will be released on the VK Play and Steam platforms in 2026, while the game’s release is planned for 2029. Follow the project’s development through the official channels.

GetDevelopment is a Russian video game studio specializing in the development of video games for PC and consoles, as well as providing end-to-end game development services. The team brings together more than 50 specialists with extensive experience in developing major game projects, including Hogwarts Legacy, Borderlands 3, World War Z, Space Marine 2, Population Zero, Blood of Heroes, Captain Blood, Postal 3, Panzar: Forged by Chaos, Aftermath, War Strike: Gunship Assault, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, and others. The studio was established in 2021.

“IGROPROM” —* *is an ecosystem of events supporting and developing the video game industry in Russia, bringing together developers, players, experts, cosplayers, businesses, and media. Throughout the year, IGROPROM creates platforms for communication, promotion, and collaboration, expanding the community and opening up new opportunities for launching and growing game projects. The “IGROPROM Without Borders: Year of the Video Game Industry 2026” program includes an online developer competition, a festival of projects with a cultural identity on Steam, the Game Developers Conference (KRI), an awards ceremony, and the All-Russian “IGROPROM” exhibition-festival. All events in the 2026 program are held with the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives.