PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient

The PSP needs more games like this

User Rating: 8.4 | PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient PSP

By jbroady | Review Date: January 17, 2006

When I first bought my PSP, it was actually games like PQ that I imagined playing. Instead, I have been disappointed by a stream of PS & PS2 knock-offs.

This is a perfect game for a handheld. It consists of 100 puzzles which can be solved in 1-10 minutes each, so it's perfect for the bus or whenever you have a few moments.

Sure, the "practical intelligence" score is just plain silly, and it's a bit annoying to have to quit a puzzle and then return to it before you run out of time, but those are just minor annoyances.

The tutorial is helpful, and the puzzles start off easy enough for any player.

Despite its simplicity, I will probably spend more time playing PQ than any other PSP game.

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