PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient PSP

PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient is a Japanese production of logical games. Thanks to it we can measure our intelligence ratio while having fun, and all this thanks to Now Production.

PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient starts with five missions in a tutorial, thanks to which we quickly learn about the uncomplicated control and character of the game. We have at our disposal a three-dimensional, white figure who moves on the boards, also in 3D mode. Control of our hero has been simplified as much as possible, so that we don't have to think about using an appropriate key, but only intuitively perform the missions entrusted to us. These in turn we have a hundred to finish.

Missions in the game are very diverse and with our progress their level increases rapidly. More interesting tasks include moving large blocks with lasers, avoiding guards with flashlights or remembering the road displayed for a moment. However, our main goal is always to get from the starting point to the point where the luminous exit door is located. The sooner we do it and the less unnecessary movements we make, the more funny it is. This will be shown in the scoring of the round and the determination of our intelligence quotient.

A very interesting additional element is the ability to send our results to the world ranking. There we can compare our own results with the best and most intelligent players from all over the world.

From the visual side of PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient is, as well as the control, also very simplified. All elements are made very simply and transparently, so as not to distract our attention from the main task of the game - solid heading.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007