Qbeh is a short, FREE first person puzzle platformer, inspired by games like Portal and Minecraft, in which the player "cubes" their way through 4 exciting levels. Made with the Unity game engine.
Quotes from reviews:
"Qbeh is an exquisite little thing" - Rock, Paper, Shotgun
"Highly immersive and very creative" - eGamer
"It’s not every day we see something this cool and fun" - Game Front
"Developers Liquid Flower Games might play up the Minecraft and Portal similarities on the Qbeh homepage, but I think that’s doing their serene puzzle-FPS a disservice" - PC Gamer
"too portal" - Quarry, TIGSource Forum member
Sep 11th, 2012
5 people agree
0 people don't
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Very nice game, a reward awaits you in the end .. (totally worth it)
Sep 11th, 2012 4 people agree 0 people don't
I lost all sense of time just by looking at the cubes float in the beautiful sky.
It's a stunning game one has to play through.
Sep 16th, 2012 2 people agree 0 people don't
For an experience that can be as short as 20-30 minutes, Qbeh is something absolutely astounding. Upon first sight, I fell head over heels for the game's visual style and ambient score, and what few semblences of a story were in the beta, left me craving so, so much more. The controls are usually tight, though there seems to be something quite off about them; in other words, the movement is not as responsive and keen as I'd like. Other than that only flaw though, Qbeh is something that needs to be. If there is anyway I can support the future development of this game, I will without a second thought. Thank you for this, it's an absolutely inspiring slice of engineering.
Sep 11th, 2012 2 people agree 0 people don't
Awesome pass time game :) combination of both minecraft and portal? Genius!
Nov 10th, 2012 1 person agrees 0 people don't
Pros:
- fantastic idea
- graphics
- no bugs
- easy to learn controls
Cons:
- short lenght
- performance/ driver issues (FPS sometimes low)
Conclusion:
The negative aspects are not very important, because I could play it nonetheless. I think you should consider to include something like waypoints, if there will be a longer version in the future. I could imagine being frustated when I need to beat the whole level from the start after falling down.
It's free, it's short: Play it!!
Oct 28th, 2012 1 person agrees 0 people don't
This is truly a masterpiece, I cant get over how beautful the game looks even on the lowest setting, truly a game to replay just for the beauty of it 10/10
