

LightQb
Price last checked 6 Nov 2026, 15:18 · SKU EP6668-PPSA39847_00-0163837891838047
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Game Details
- Release date
- 5 November 2026
- Download size
- Not provided by Store
- Audio
- Not provided by Store
- Subtitles / screen languages
- en
- Genres
- Not provided by Store
- Publisher
- Andriy Davydyuk
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Game Description / What's Inside
Twenty-three handcrafted levels. One directional dash. And a narrator who will not let a single mistake go unmentioned. LightQb is a high-speed first-person 3D platformer built around precision movement, timing, and momentum control. Every level challenges you to read the route ahead, react quickly, and turn repeated attempts into a faster, cleaner run. MOVEMENT IS THE WHOLE GAME Use a directional dash for rapid recovery and aggressive movement through complex neon structures. Combine air control with momentum to keep your flow—or lose it and try the section again. LEARN THE TOOLKIT Adapt to four types of portal, jump cubes, inverse-gravity cubes, acceleration cubes, switch cubes, grappling-hook cubes, forward-launching shards, and water that slows your movement. Each mechanic changes how you read and route a level. SURVIVE THE ARENA Lasers, axes, cannons, flying machines, core traps, and other instant-death obstacles demand precision. One mistake sends you back to improve the next attempt. OPTIMIZE EVERY RUN Experiment with routes, shave seconds from your time, and build the consistency needed to master each challenge. LightQb is designed for speedrunners, perfectionists, and players who enjoy a difficult game with a high skill ceiling. The clean, minimalist neon presentation keeps the focus on motion. The game remains fully first-person, with no visible hands or weapons, an optional crosshair, and a sarcastic text-only narrator reacting to your progress and failures.
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