- October 29, 2014
- rezoner
QbQbQb
Platforms
About
QbQbQb is an atmospheric arcade game that offers a splendid soundtrack and supports both single-player and local multi-player modes for up to 2 players. The game includes split-screen functionality and is designed to cater to both hardcore and casual players. It also supports color-blind players and gamepads, and is available for purchase at a lower price on select platforms.











- The game features a charming aesthetic with crisp visuals and an engaging soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience.
- It offers a variety of game modes, including single player, co-op, and versus, providing players with multiple ways to enjoy the game.
- The gameplay is simple yet addictive, with a gradual increase in difficulty that keeps players engaged and encourages skill improvement.
- The game can become repetitive over time, with limited variation between the different planets and modes.
- Controls can be frustrating, particularly the rotation mechanic, which lacks smoothness and can lead to unintentional mistakes.
- The absence of a versus CPU mode and online features limits replayability and may disappoint players looking for more competitive options.
music
54 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its catchy, energetic, and whimsical compositions that enhance the gameplay experience. Players appreciate how the soundtrack evolves as they progress, creating a dynamic atmosphere that complements the visuals and gameplay. While some noted minor issues with repetition, the overall consensus is that the soundtrack is a standout feature, making the game enjoyable and memorable.
“It is a simple and small game, but it is clear that a lot of work was put into making it enjoyable on every layer - the visuals are crisp, the soundtrack is enjoyable and the gameplay is very smooth, with a space for the player to get better with experience.”
“The music starts out very bare-bones and as you play, the music picks up, fireworks emanate off your planet, butterflies go every which way, and the very planet itself pulses to the beat.”
“The humor is downplayed through most of the rest of the game, but each stage has its own background music, and the compositions are excellent, both fitting the action and visuals of the game and also serving as memorable pieces of music on their own.”
“It does take a bit of influence from the almighty Lumines, with the soundtrack that slowly builds up as you play - it's just not implemented very well.”
“You hit the last loop of the level's song at around 600 points and none of the loops actually loop well; you can distinctly hear where it starts and ends, and it gets a little bit repetitive and annoying after a short amount of time.”
“The rest of the game doesn't have voice in the music, just that boring background song... I want my money back.”