- June 23, 2019
- HappySnakeGames
- 2h median play time
QT
Platforms
About
"QT" is a free, cute game with a spooky twist, where you explore a house and make friends with a creature named Weemble. With 30 minutes of playtime, 12 achievements, and various secrets to discover, the experience is both quirky and challenging. The game features happy snake games' main theme and party music by Bensound.

- QT is an adorable and whimsical game that offers a fun exploration experience filled with hidden secrets and charming characters.
- The game provides a lighthearted atmosphere that can uplift your mood and is perfect for those looking to relax and enjoy a cute adventure.
- With its unique art style and engaging soundtrack, QT creates a genuinely joyful experience that resonates with players seeking a break from more intense gaming.
- Some players experience motion sickness due to the camera movement and fast-paced graphics, which can detract from the enjoyment.
- The game lacks clear direction and can lead to frustration as players may find themselves wandering aimlessly without knowing what to do next.
- Technical issues and bugs have been reported, including problems with gameplay mechanics and the pause menu, which can hinder the overall experience.
- graphics34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are characterized by a unique and charming art style that many players find adorable and uplifting, contributing significantly to the overall experience. While some reviews note that the visuals can appear simplistic or reminiscent of basic designs, this is often viewed as part of the game's charm. However, there are mixed feelings regarding the camera movement and its potential to induce motion sickness for some players.
“The unique art style and gameplay, where glitches, interacting with everything, and trying to break out of the map is encouraged, is refreshing.”
“The art style is absolutely adorable!”
“Excellent, more games need this level of graphics.”
“I'm not an expert on motion sickness, so I can't say for sure why this happened, but as someone who has played other first-person games without any problem, I can only guess that it had to do with how the player camera moves in Qt vs. all the colors/graphics flying by the screen.”
“Speaking of graphics, the spooky opening sequence had much brighter lighting than it did in the demo.”
“Qt sports a simple, cute, pleasing aesthetic -- but that's just about all there is here.”