PQ: Practical Quotient 2 available in retail
D3Publisher of America has announced that PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient 2 should already be available on retail outlets for the suggested price of US$ 29.95.
The game, developed with the assistance of Kyoto University Professor Masuo Koyasu, is set to present a variety of puzzles and problems to players. Depending on the performance, and the speed that the players completed to puzzles, the player’s “Practical Intelligence” quotient is calculated.
This sequel improves upon the original through a variety of ways, most notable is that this second installment allows players to create their own puzzles and share it with their friends.
For more previews of this title, screens can be viewed here, and a trailer video of the game can be watched here. If you’re curious as to how the game’s box will look like (assuming that you want to buy it already at the nearest store), here’s the pack shot.
PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient 2 is rated “E” by the ESRB, and if it wasn’t, then something’s very, very wrong in this world.
D3Publisher of America has announced that PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient 2 should already be available on retail outlets for the suggested price of US$ 29.95.
The game, developed with the assistance of Kyoto University Professor Masuo Koyasu, is set to present a variety of puzzles and problems to players. Depending on the performance, and the speed that the players completed to puzzles, the player’s “Practical Intelligence” quotient is calculated.
This sequel improves upon the original through a variety of ways, most notable is that this second installment allows players to create their own puzzles and share it with their friends.
For more previews of this title, screens can be viewed here, and a trailer video of the game can be watched here. If you’re curious as to how the game’s box will look like (assuming that you want to buy it already at the nearest store), here’s the pack shot.
PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient 2 is rated “E” by the ESRB, and if it wasn’t, then something’s very, very wrong in this world.