Q*bert

aka: Cubert, Gottlieb's Q*bert, Q*bert for Game Boy, Snots and Boogers
Moby ID: 8853

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Critic Reviews add missing review

Average score: 76% (based on 8 ratings)

Player Reviews

Average score: 3.3 out of 5 (based on 19 ratings with 1 reviews)

Beautiful little game...though I don't remember was it on Atari or DOS?

The Good
Well, the first thing that catches your eye is that odd little creature with 2 legs and an over-grown snout. Weird little creature back in the day, still its fascinating that they came up with that odd bloke as a main character...genius really.

I noticed when I played the game that the game had astounding graphics! Very colorful back then, which helped gameplay a great deal.

It was fun for a kid, trying to move the QBert on those cubes and cursing when you made a wrong move while trying to eluding the bad guys.

The Bad*
None.

I swear I played this on the PC although not quite sure whether it was DOS or PC Booter. But then again, I also had an Atari back then, so I'm not 100% sure. Internet research didn't come up with much, although there seems to be a lot of people called Bert though...doh. Mobygames currently doesn't support the any PC platforms on this game, so that somewhat confuses me (and no, I'm sure it wasn't J-Bird...)

The Bottom Line
One of the best puzzle-action type games in the day. No wonder they made a remake.

Atari 2600 · by Indra was here (20760) · 2006

Contributors to this Entry

Critic reviews added by vileyn0id_8088, Alaka, Patrick Bregger, Tim Janssen, Big John WV, Scaryfun, Игги Друге.