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About This Game

Extended soundtrack available

CO-OP and single player arcade game. Colorful musical experience designed for both casual and hardcore players.
Simple rules and increasing speed makes it an ideal choice if you are looking for a game to occupy your friends, guests
or yourself for a while. Each 100 points pumps up the music and gameplay speed.

There is also built-in support for color-blind players, gamepads and ... karaoke. d859598525

Title: QbQbQb
Genre: Action, Casual, Indie
Developer:
Rezoner
Publisher:
Rezoner
Release Date: 29 Oct, 2014

Minimum:

OS: XP
Processor: Pentium 4
Memory: 1024 MB RAM
Storage: 100 MB available space

English

I played this game when I had my wisdom teeth removed. I had a blast! Even sober this game is silly and charming. The karaoke in the main menu was a wonderful touch.. Pretty awesome simple little arcade game, loads quick and has a great soundtrack so is a great thing to play when waiting or bored.. It's a game about a tiny eternal being rescuing planets by matching colored blocks. The way it deals with the blocks on a circular plane is pretty creative, actually, and I can see myself having a lot of fun with this.. LET ME BUY THE SOUNDTRACK ALREADY. I love this game! Hoping for more levels and music.... QbQbQb feels like one of those different puzzle games that tries something new.. In this case, players must clear blocks either by stacking three on top of one another, matching three that are next to each other, or even matching two that are across from each other. The twist (literally) is that the blocks fall onto a circular playing field and you have to direct them by spinning the planet. It's a very fun action puzzler and an addicting one too.. The music is also catchy and gets better depending on how good you're playing, which I love.. :) ..Only complaint is that there's no vs CPU option but it doesn't bother me that much..
. Pros:
+great soundtrack
+familiar, challenging, interesting
+nice aesthetics

Cons:
-no means of building a strategy, which takes away from the puzzle aspect of it
-rotating the planet (the crux of the game) isn't smooth with the keyboard. its a little better with the mousewheel. havent tried the gamepad just yet but I'm hoping that's the smoothest.

my biggest gripe with this game is that there's no intuitive\/smooth way to rotate the planet...which is the main control mechanic. It's not unplayable, just frustrating, and requires the player to have extreme finesse with keystrokes\/mousewheels. You know what would make it better? click & drag to rotate, spacebar to drop

Unlike tetris, this game requires you to be precise with 2 aspects when placing blocks: rotation and gravity, whereas tetris just has the gravity aspect. this is a curse and a blessing because while it adds a layer of complexity, it also adds a layer of frustration if you've lined up a great match, but move your mousewheel up a tiny bit, making the whole move useless. it's similar to the feeling in tetris when you slam down a stick piece only to have it be off by 1 block and instead of racking up points, you now have a mess to clean up. HOWEVER, in tetris, that's 100% your fault. in this game, other factors like mouse wheel sensitivity and randomization come into play. combine that with no indicator of whats coming next, and sometimes this game feels a bit unfair. Less intellect based, and more luck\/reflexes.

Would be a much better game if they had at least the option to have an incoming drop indicator, to adapt to different play styles

I can't say that this is my favourite puzzle game, or that I'll even go back to it very often. but I definitely feel like the pricepoint is fair. It's a challenge, that's for sure. just sometimes not for all the right reasons.. Fun puzzle game!
At first, the blocks go down in a very chill way, but the speed of the blocks will be in time higher, which makes the game harder. There is a way to make the blocks go slower, but this is not endless, which makes that at least I had to play on a really hard mode sometime, not being able to slow down the blocks for some time. After some time, it was possible again. :)

I really do like the concept of the game. :)

Also, who would give a game such name? Very funny. :P

If you have a Mac, like me, I recommend playing it on Windows. I didn't get my achievements while playing on Mac, I thought I read something about this that this is normal, not getting achievements on the Mac. So if you do like achievements, I recommend playing on Windows. Then you get the ones you deserve (AFTER you achieve them again)! :D

I recommend this puzzle game!. A wonderful game, with amazing music, addicting gameplay, and a simple childlike charm to it, I love this game. It's like a mix between Tetris and bejewled.. This game has all the things it shouldn't have:

\u2022 A lot of exploding and flying stuff.

\u2022 A lot of things happening without clear reason (I feel like sometimes blocks are disappearing, and maybe appearing on their own)

\u2022 Toys - what is this even for?

\u2022 Twitter support

\u2022 Lifes

While lacking things the game like this should have:

\u2022 Online scoreboard

\u2022 Decent help

\u2022 Clear rules

\u2022 A tutorial?

Basically its dr. mario with so much twists and effects that it's no longer easy to pick-up.