Showing posts with label Q*bert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Q*bert. Show all posts

Q*Bert - An Arcade classic is coming to the Amstrad CPC Plus, with a beta now available!

In 1982 Gottlieb released a very famous game that had an orange character with a long snout as a nose, it just had to be the isometric arcade game with puzzle elements of ' Q*Bert '. It was so popular in fact it appeared on many systems such as the Atari 2600 and the C64 with a cameo appearance in Wreck-It Ralph. So why is this charming Arcade game appearing on IndieRetroNews? Well, Chris Perver is working on an Amstrad CPC Plus version that takes advantage of its advanced capabilities!

V*Bert - A rather wacky classic Q*Bert available for free!


In 1982 Gottlieb released a very famous game that had an orange character with a long snout as a nose, it just had to be the isometric arcade game with puzzle elements of ' Q*Bert '. It was so popular in fact it appeared on many systems such as the Atari 2600 and the C64 with a cameo appearance in Wreck-It Ralph. But today's game has turned Q*Bert on its head and is now known as V*Bert, developed by Mean Look, in which all the bugs and glitches you see in the game, are actually meant to be there!

An unofficial sequel of Q*Bert for the Sega Genesis - Demo


In 1982 Gottlieb released a very famous game that had an orange character with a long snout as a nose, it just had to be the isometric arcade game with puzzle elements of ' Q*Bert '. It was so popular in fact it appeared on many systems such as the Atari 2600 and the C64 with a cameo appearance in Wreck-It Ralph. But today's news thanks to a heads up by retrogamingmagazine, is this game has an unofficial sequel and is available as a very early work in progress demo for the Sega Genesis.

Q*bert - A retro puzzling classic appears on Steam!


Yes I know we were a bit late on this one but when you get as many developer emails as we do, sometimes games go a miss. So without further ado, it's time to announce that Q*bert Rebooted, the remastered classic from 1982 is now available to buy on Steam. For all those that prefer the older version there is also the Q*bert classic which is very close to the original jagged 2d edge, just optimized for modern PC gaming (mouse and Steam gamepad control support). Jump around an isometric cube pyramid and convert each block’s color while avoiding familiar adversaries Coily, Ugg, Slick, Sam, Wrong Way and Red Ball in a classic game remastered. A Puzzle based arcade game that spans a generation, a game that really should be in your collection.