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There are quite a few circular arcade/puzzlers out there, but not many as crisp and chilled as QbQbQb. It looks great, has tight controls, lots of variations, a low price, and a killer soundtrack (Let the karaoke countdown commence!) This one's a keeper for sure!

Mildly recommended, but felt like it needed more. This review is based on solo mode only. I like the minimalist graphics, light hearted soundtrack, simple controls and smooth gameplay. The three modes (difficulties) are basic and easy to understand. I like that there is some progression by unlocking all the planets. On the other hand, the audio loops were not smooth (many times you can hear the reset of the loop), the modes got dull after awhile and the different planets never really felt all that different. There are many games that do a great job with varying screen effect and other changes to make each level/mode feel very unique, but this felt like too much of the same. Getting the end game achievement after about an hour of play felt a bit lacking. Only get it cheap if you like endless score chasers, otherwise, move along.