Q-Games
Q-Games is a game developer based in Kyoto, Japan.
The studio was formed in 2001 by British programmer Dylan Cuthbert, who previously worked on the original Star Fox for Nintendo.
Q-Games is known for its PixelJunk series of games, as well as handheld Star Fox games Command (2006) and 64 3D (2011).
Q-Games News
Shut-down PS4 free-to-play exclusive The Tomorrow Children is returning
Developer Q-Games has recovered the rights from Sony and will be bringing it back
PlayStation has officially removed Japan Studio from its list of studios
The official site no longer lists Japan Studio among its teams
Sources: PlayStation is winding down Sony Japan Studio
Majority of development staff have been let go, but ASOBI Team remains, sources tell VGC
PixelJunk Raiders revealed as a Stadia exclusive releasing in March
Q-Games’ title will be free for Stadia Pro subscribers
PixelJunk studio’s Scrappers is an Apple Arcade exclusive
Stylised beat-em-up is out now on iOS
PlayStation’s Japan Studio has established an external development department
Bloodborne co-developer formally splits dev team
Nintendo Indie World live stream: Watch it again here
Updated: New Switch indie titles include Hello Games' The Last Campfire and Q-Games' PixelJunk Eden 2