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Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube
Serving as a full prequel to what amounted to a short proof of concept game, Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube is a complete experience.
The game recalls other first-person puzzle games like Portal and Antichamber, and even has a similar development story to the former. Qbeh began as a student project, but has evolved into a full experience. You can check out a short summary of the game's story in the paragraph below, as well as a trailer.
Something unexpected is happening to the Atlas Cube and you’re summoned to investigate this phenomenon. The floating worlds around you are slowly falling apart and it’s up to you to travel through the dazzling planes of Atlas and use your power cubes to bind the worlds together once more. But don't look down lest you stumble and have the heavens swallow you whole...
You can find out more about the original game here. Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube is planned for release in April on PC, Mac, and Linux.
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