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
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