- June 7, 2018
- Quiet River
- 1h median play time
qop 3
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About
"Qop 3" is a minimalistic puzzle game where players navigate a cube through 60 levels using 4 directions in space. The game features unique angular and teleport cubes, with a difficulty range from simple to insufferably hard. It offers FullHD graphics, smooth animation, pleasant music, intuitive interface, and Steam achievements. The game supports WASD, Arrows, gamepad Xbox 360, and Steam Controller for controls. Restart level option is available using R on the keyboard and X on the controller. "Qop" is powered by Clickteam Fusion 2.5 and borrows its color scheme from the game HOOK.

- The game offers a fun and relaxing puzzle experience with a minimalist design and a variety of mechanics.
- It features an impressive number of easy achievements (1203), making it appealing for achievement hunters.
- The puzzles are engaging and can be completed in a short amount of time, providing a satisfying mental exercise.
- The gameplay is often described as bland and repetitive, lacking depth and challenge compared to previous entries in the series.
- There are significant technical issues, such as no resolution options, poor audio controls, and a lack of mouse input, which detracts from the overall experience.
- The overwhelming number of achievements can be distracting and may diminish their value, leading to a less enjoyable gameplay experience.
music
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's music consists of a single, relaxing music-box track that plays on a loop, which some players find pleasant but ultimately repetitive. While the music is described as fitting and a nice distraction, the lack of proper audio controls, including volume adjustment, has been criticized. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a missed opportunity for variety, with players expressing disappointment over its limited scope.
“Good music to listen to in the levels.”
“Oh also the music in this one was different from the first two.”
“Sadly, I found this game much less challenging than QOP 1 and QOP 2, but I enjoyed the music very much and it was a nice distraction from the horrors of real life, albeit a brief one.”
“Bewilderingly, the game doesn't include proper audio controls, so you can't turn off the annoying background music; you'll need to alt+tab out and stop the music using the Windows sound mixer.”
“Music consists of one generic outsourced track that, albeit relaxing, plays constantly on a loop and gets boring after a little while.”
“The soundtrack seems to consist of only one song, and it's not the song that is in the trailer - but maybe it changes with the seasons (doubtful).”