- October 30, 2020
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Qbio
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About
"Qbio" is a relaxing and strategic game where players manage a growing farm of organisms. Its accessible gameplay offers a unique experience for all types of players, with the farm continuing to grow even when left unattended. The game's positive atmosphere and expanding opportunities make it an engaging choice for anyone looking to unwind or employ strategic thinking.








- Cute graphics and relaxing gameplay make it a pleasant time-killer.
- Offers a simple and addictive clicker mechanic that can engage players for a few hours.
- Good for achievement hunters, as most achievements are easy to obtain and provide a sense of completion.
- Misleadingly marketed as a full game when it feels more like a free-to-play browser game with limited content.
- Lacks depth and replay value, making it feel tedious after achieving all goals.
- User interface is clumsy and lacks clear instructions, leading to potential frustration.
grinding
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativePlayers find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed bag; while it offers a relaxing and cute farming experience, the pursuit of certain achievements, particularly the more ambitious ones, can become tedious and time-consuming. Many recommend the game for fans of farming and time management genres, noting that grinding is integral to the gameplay, but suggest that some goals may be overly ambitious. Overall, it’s seen as a chill, semi-idle game that balances enjoyment with the inevitability of grinding.
“It's cute and good for a few hours, but trying to get the last achievement gets a bit tedious. I think perhaps a goal of 50 rainclouds is more attainable than 100, as if you want to get this in a legit manner, it just becomes an endless grind of potato harvesting.”
“Grinding awaits.”
“I did enjoy this sweet little relaxing farming game, and the achievements are very easy to obtain, but they are time-consuming.”