invokes several emotions through its ominous sound design, hypnotic-looking stages (with a tiny character to scale against the cubes), and an orchestral soundtrack that you absolutely wouldn't expect from a game of this nature. Publication date Topics 1-2 player games, ESRB rating KA, Isometric, Puzzle, Strategy. It didn't take too long for me to fully grasp certain strategies, especially using advantage cubes as ways to look ahead and capture normal cubes without hitting any forbidden ones, which just shows how incredible this game is by its own design. I.Q - Intelligent Qube (USA) by Sony Computer Entertainment America. But what if you accidentally capture a forbidden cube, or even let some cubes fall off the stage? Well, that row on the stage falls apart. You perfectly capture a set of normal cubes during a round? You're granted an extra row/tick on the stage. focuses on avoiding being crushed by a set of randomly-assorted cubes rolling towards you each round, moving in clockwork while also trying to push you off the stage itself. There are several variables at play throughout the game but, most importantly, I.Q. is a puzzle game, wherein the player scores points by capturing blocks.while trying to survive in the process. So up+right is +28 X and +28Y, but down+right is +28X and -29Y.I.Q. Each frame of diagonal movement is 28 units to the right and 28 up, but 29 to the left and 29 down. When running left/right and up/down only, your character moves 40 units per frame.
INTELLIGENT QUBE CODE
Int rShift31 = r > 31 // this is done in the game code but is useless since rand only returns a 15 bit number. Int rDiv200 = r / 200 // divide it by 200 Int r = Rand() // get a random number using the function above If (nextVal = 200) // if the debug mode isn't forcing a specific puzzle, generate one Static int GetNextPuzzlePattern(out bool isFlipped) Return shRes & 0x7FFF // turn off the top bit and give that as the random number.
Puzzle flip chance in the game code: 30% ((Rand() % 100) > 16 // use the upper 16 bits of this number.A few sequels have been developed and the game has since been re-released on mobile phones and the Japanese PlayStation Store. The game performed well commercially in Japan and even won Excellence Award for Interactive Art at the 1997 Japan Media Arts Festival. Puzzle least likely to appear: 191 (29796 / 6000000 = 0.4966%) Intelligent Qube was relatively well-received received by critics.These next ones are from running the RNG for 12 puzzles (24 random numbers) using each frame from 0-500000 as the seed Average turns to complete the game: 886.075.
Puzzle Group with most advantage cubes: 4x2 (32.1% of all cubes).Puzzle Group with most forbidden cubes: 7x9 (23.2% of all cubes).Longest Puzzle Group: 17.2 average turns ( 7x8).Longest Puzzle: 25 turns ( 7x8 Puzzle 122).Final / Kurushi Final: Mental Blocks - I.Q.
The technical aspects of the actual IQ algorithm can be found here All the colours used apart from the cube diagrams are your browser's defaults. Seriously, read the section on how he did it, dude was motivated.Īpart from this page, this site is generated by a program so that's why it has a, shall we say, minimalist design. These solutions come from this FAQ where a noble chap named Syonyx/BoyOfDestiny went through a lot of pain to achieve what I did by dumping the files. That's the main point of this after all, oh and most of them have sample solutions listed underneath. Yep, use the nav that's over there → and you'll get a visual representation of all 200 puzzles for the selected size. All Intelligent Qube/Kurushi Puzzles, Solutions and Stats Intelligent Qube / Kurushi Puzzle List, Solutions & Stats
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