Kyoto-based creative studio Q-Games will be exhibiting at the Tokyo Game Show 2024 event, scheduled to take place from 26 - 29 September 2024. Its latest title, All You Need Is Help, will have a booth where you can: try out the game ahead of time; spin the capsule machine to receive original goods; add the game to your wish list and follow us on SNS to receive an original sticker and much more.
"All You Need Is Help" Announcement Trailer:
TOKYO GAME SHOW 2024 Official Website:
https://tgs.nikkeibp.co.jp/tgs/2024/en/
Event Dates:
September 26 (Thu) 27(Fri) : Business Day (Media and Industry Professionals Only) 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
September 28 (Sat) 29 (Sun): Open to the Public 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue:
Makuhari Messe
About "All You Need Is Help"
Push, coordinate, and help each other out! Align perfectly to reach the goal in this innovative cooperative multiplayer game! "All You Need Is Help," set to release in fall 2024, will be available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 (PS5), and PC (Steam/Windows). It will also be part of the Xbox/PC Game Pass.
Players control fluffy cube creatures to work together in order to reach the goal, utilizing each other's unique shapes. Push each other around; sit together in different formations; think together; solve puzzles in a fun, frantic way! When in trouble, shout "HELP!" and your teammates will surely come to your rescue! Join forces with everyone to align perfectly with the goal and solve the puzzle.
Wishlist
https://www.q-games.com/en/all-you-need-is-help-en/
About Q-Games
Q-Games is an independent game development studio located in the heart of Kyoto, known for the popular PixelJunk franchise, “The Tomorrow Children: Phoenix Edition”, and several Star Fox titles. The studio was founded in 2001 by Dylan Cuthbert, a legendary figure in the industry who worked on the original Star Fox and other hit games, and served as a lead developer for Sony and Nintendo. Q-Games plans and develops innovative games across all platforms and is also dedicated to advancing the indie game community both in Kyoto and abroad.
With over 20 original titles, including hits like PixelJunk Monsters, Nom Nom Galaxy and PixelJunk Eden, Q-Games’ creations are available on almost all major platforms. The studio actively collaborates with major industry players, consistently delivering inspiration and innovation. In 2013, Q-Games launched BitSummit, which has grown annually to become Japan’s largest indie game event. Dylan Cuthbert serves as the executive director of this event.
Press Contact: Michiru Itoi
E-mail: pr-team@q-games.com