QbQbQb

Reaktionsspiel. Wir fandens zu zweit unspielbar, weil man immer erst rausfinden musste welcher Block nun welchem Spieler gehört. Bis man das getan hat wars dann oft schon zu spät um noch richtig reagieren zu können. Ausserdem kann man häufig nicht weiter bewegen, weil man irgendeine unsichtbare Mauer berührt hat. Im SP fand ich die indirekte Steuerung unnötig schwierig und nervig. Fazit: Zu schwierig um das Ziel Casual/Hardcore Spieler zu vereinen zu erreichen. Schade, weil die Idee recht nett ist.

Ce jeu est incroyable ! Une perle absolue. Gameplay simple et addictif, bande-son et design sonore IN-CRO-YABLES. À jouer au casque ou avec de belles enceintes pour une journée de bonne humeur !

[b]QbQbQb[/b] Un Tetris like incluant une notion de rapidité mais aussi des déplacements circulaire dans l'espase. Il vous faudra inclure rapidité et efficacité sans les confondre avec précipitation et stress afin d'énchaîner les combos ainsi que d'aller le plus loin dans le temps. Un jeu sympas pour ceux qui passerait des heures sur celui-ci cependant, ce n'est pas le type de jeu dont je raffole, ce qui explique d'une part ma note. Ce petit jeu coûte actuellement 5€. Malheuresuement, je trouve qu'il est bien trop chère par rapport à ce qu'il propose comme gameplay. Note personnelle : 5/10

Seems like fun, but as a solo player it felt lacking. I won't hold that against the game though. It isn't its fault that I have no friends.

QbQbQb (?) is a nice match-3 puzzle game where you drop pieces on a planet that you can rotate, at least on normal mode. The description may be a little misleading, because while the game has a cool soundtrack, it’s not a rhythm game. While it is a simple concept, the game offers a single player mode, a co-op mode and a versus mode. For each of the six planets, there is an easy mode (a bit boring), a normal mode and a harder mirror mode (not a fan of). There’s a score tied to each difficulty, but for some reason they are shared between the 3 modes. Getting 1000 points gets you to the next planet, but every 500 points give you a toy, and to 100% the game you need 4000 points on each planet, which may sound hard, but you can abuse the pause functionality to plan your moves. It also includes 6 Steam achievements, and for cheap it’s a nice short game to kill time for a few hours. It can last longer than that, but gets repetitive.

Tags: Casual - Match3 Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Play Puyo Puyo Tetris instead. This has you rotate a sphere around to match 3 colored blocks and avoid breaking a game over limit. Repetitive and visually bland. The game has an abundance of game mode, including coop and versus, but the competition does match 3 better. The rotation of the sphere is done in sections rather than as a smooth rotation. The pixel graphics are rather unattractive and the sound design is hit or miss, likely to be very enjoyable to some while grating to others.

it was an interesting version of tetris. i enjoyed the music that was with it. now i had to stop playing because the constant changing of effects were hurting my eyes. if it wasn't that crazy i might of played it more. its worth it if you get passed that stuff.