Q2 HUMANITY
liica, Inc. · 2024 · Co-op, Hand-drawn, Funny, Puzzle, Adventure
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About Q2 HUMANITY
This new "Q" sequel isn't just about "drawing," but there are "players" involved.
Aim for the "YOU DID IT !!" by drawing, moving, and using special abilities!
Additionally, it supports multiplayer for up to four players.
"Q2 HUMANITY" is a completely new sequel to the "Q" series.In the previous "Q" series, players cleared levels by using what they drew in a very simple physics-based puzzle game.However, "Q2 HUMANITY" is a game where you not only "draw", but also utilize "character abilities" to tackle over 300 stages. In addition to basic abilities like jumping, grabbing, throwing, and punching, there are characters who excel at throwing, can double jump, set off bombs, and even manipulate gravity, with a total of 18 characters each possessing unique special abilities.What happens when characters with different special abilities come together?What if characters with the same special ability come together?The possibilities to solving these puzzles are limitless!Will you cooperate to clear the tough stages...or rather hinder each other...?Max 4 Multi Players.
'Q2 HUMANITY' supports online multiplayer and can be played by up to 4 people. Of course, you can also challenge it solo.You can also play multiplayer via Remote Play Together.With no single correct answer, you can enjoy it multiple times with various approaches.Experience both "the satisfaction of solo play" and "the fun of cooperative multiplayer" in this exceptionally versatile game. Please enjoy it to the fullest!------------------------For online multiplayer in 'Q2 HUMANITY,' we recommend using a fast internet connection such as a wired LAN connection.*Cross-play with the Nintendo Switch version of 'Q2 HUMANITY' is not supported.*The online multiplayer feature may be discontinued at the company's discretion with prior notice.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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This game is very fun to play, has a unique puzzle in each stage. In addition to drawing, you also need to play the character to complete the puzzle. The drawback of this puzzle may be in steam remote play, sometimes it is quite difficult if you need to change access for other players to draw. But otherwise this game is very interesting to try playing alone or together1 found this helpful
I love puzzles in games but find a lot of puzzle-only games to be boring, however, this game was an absolute blast to play through with my brother! We had fun coming up with nonsense ways to beat levels and were laughing whether we won or lost, the levels are very well made and some proved to be very thought provoking as me and my brother sought to 100% the game. Would definitely recommend to anybody who loves a good puzzle.
Well if you loved Q Remastered you'll LOVE this game. I NEVER expected this game to be like it is. Never. Literally the screens come alive. This is a HUGE graphic update compared to the original game BUT - I LOVE the original Q Remastered and always will. The original game you just basically drew items on the screen to get the desired effect but this game has more. Not only will you draw what is needed to solve the puzzles but literally control a tiny human being just like an arcade game. I'm amazed at how well this works out. Use the W, A, S and D keys to move your character (using the keyboard if you don't have a controller) and use SPACE to jump. This is beyond clever for such a fun little puzzle game. I've said it once and I'll say it again; WELL DONE DEVS. Absolutely freaking amazing work. If you loved Q you'll LOVE this release. You'll not only draw to solve puzzles but in most instances you'll have to control your little human as well at the same time. LOVELY. I'm running this in basic proton on manjaro linux. Intel 9940X at 3.3GHz, 64GB RAM on an SSD. EVGA 3060 with 12GB of memory on an Asus 1920x1024 monitor with 60fps. You cannot beat games like this and the graphics a…
Absolute cinema.
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