Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube

I like the game very much. Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube is a nice game where you have to create paths by placing dice in order to move forward. There are also many hidden paths that make the levels varied and exciting. When you have played through the campaign you can also create your own levels in the editor.

Once a 4-level mod made as a puzzle platformer, Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube has gained a dash, a colon, and even a tagline. The remarkable thing about this mod-to-game is how polished and professional the entire package looks. Inspired by games like Portal and Minecraft, this game has carved itself a niche that makes it both familiar enough for players to try out, yet unique enough to keep players intrigued and interested. One of the strongest things Qbeh-1 has going for it is the simplistic gameplay. It's very obviously inspired by early games, and eschews many of the trappings of modern gaming's superfluous complexities. Because of this streamlined gameplay loop - find block, place block, move on - it allows the puzzle design to shine. Rather than throw a substantial number of complicated puzzle mechanics at you, this game instead chooses to give you four basic concepts - building, powerin

Brilliant game. It was the perfect difficulty and had and excellent pace. I couldn't stop playing it and didn't want it to end. This is one of the best puzze games I have ever played, it's right up there with Portal and Closure.

If you like what you see in the picture then you will like the game. It's a beutiful game with a great atmosphere to go with it. The game has five worlds with 6 levels on each one to go through, and each world gives new environmental touches, new puzzles to solve, and new unique cubes to play around with to solve those puzzles. And for those referencing the game to the 'free' one on Desura, while good, it doesn't even compare to the polish and content this game offers compared to the student project demo on desura. For the asking price i think QBEH-1: The Atlas Cube is a great purchase. More info here: KSalue[www.ksalue.com]

*Note that one achievement is broken in the latest version - you need to downgrade to the 1.1.3a beta branch, which can be done through the Steam client, to obtain it My Playtime: 22.3h (100% achievement, finished the game twice) My First Playthrough: 18.3h Grindy Achievement(s): No. Optional Achievement(s): Yes (15 achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube is a puzzle-platformer game about cubes. You have to pick up cubes and place them on yellow tiles to make a pathway to finish the level. The game has 30+6 levels in total, which will increase in difficulty and be more reliant on your platforming skills as you play. Pros: - 30+6 levels - Checkpoints are abundant - Some areas can be cleared in different ways Cons: - It can be hard to find all cubes and hidden tiles, preventing progression - It's hard to pick up cubes beneath your feet - Bug where your

Qbeh-1 is an awesome labor of love from developers Liquid Flower. After playing the free original game on Desura, this "prequel" game goes above and beyond the scope of what came before. Boasting almost 10x the content including levels, mechanics, and music, Qbeh-1 is a must have for those who love puzzles in a laid back setting and serene atmosphere. I had the oppertunity to play this in beta form and seeing this launch on Steam makes me very happy. This game is for fans of Portal, Zelda (puzzles), a slight hint of Minecraft, and zen.