Restless Corp Launches LightQb on Xbox and PC
The first-person 3D platformer, developed by RobDoesStuff, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Gaming
Restless Corp has released LightQb, a first-person 3D platformer, on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC. The game is priced at £8.39 and supports Xbox Play Anywhere.
Why it matters
The release gives players a new platforming option at a low price point across Xbox and PC, with play-anywhere support letting one purchase cover both platforms.
LightQb is priced at £8.39 and includes 23 handcrafted levels and four types of portal. The extraction provides no sales figures or player reception data for the launch.
The players
Restless Corp
Restless Corp is the publisher of LightQb and handles the game's release across Xbox and PC platforms.
RobDoesStuff
RobDoesStuff is the developer of LightQb, the first-person 3D platformer released on Xbox and PC.
The details
LightQb is built around a directional dash ability, with players managing air control and momentum through courses. A single mistake returns the player to the start of the level, and hazards include lasers, axes, cannons, flying machines, and core traps; a sarcastic, text-only narrator guides the experience.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: LightQb becomes available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
Market Landscape
LightQb's Xbox Play Anywhere support places it within Microsoft's cross-platform purchasing program, which lets one purchase cover console and PC. The release adds a low-priced first-person platformer to that catalog.
LightQb can be bought once at £8.39 and played on both Xbox consoles and PC through Xbox Play Anywhere. Buyers can play on whichever supported device they prefer without a separate purchase.
The takeaway
Cross-platform purchases like LightQb's let players choose their device without buying the game twice. Check whether a title supports play-anywhere before buying to avoid duplicate costs.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by TheXboxHub.
