Qbert is a classic arcade puzzle game developed by Gottlieb in 1982, featuring the quirky orange character Qbert, who hops across a pyramid of cubes with the goal of changing each cube’s color while avoiding increasingly challenging enemies and obstacles. Players must carefully time their jumps and plan routes, as the pyramid’s structure and the movement patterns of enemies—such as bouncing balls and hopping snakes—require both strategic thinking and quick reflexes. The game also includes elements like flying discs that act as temporary escape routes and power-ups that provide brief advantages, adding variety and depth to the challenge. Despite its simple controls, Qbert demands skill, patience, and pattern recognition, with difficulty ramping up across faster-paced and more complex levels. Known for its charming visuals, distinctive sound effects, and whimsical protagonist, Qbert combines fast-paced arcade action with puzzle-solving mechanics, offering a unique blend of strategy, timing, and reflex-based gameplay that has made it an enduring and iconic title in video game history.