Sony has introduced what video games are being added to their numerous PlayStation Plus tiers this month, and buried with the remainder of their Classics Catalog additions is I.Q. Closing. Will probably be arriving on October 17.

I.Q. Closing is the sequel to 1997’s I.Q.: Clever Qube, which you will keep in mind from PS1 demo discs. It’s a unbelievable little recreation that presents an excellent problem, terrific music, and an incredible blow to your vanity. It has you dropping bomb tiles to attempt to clear a path via a rolling stack of blocks. Don’t blow up the forbidden tiles, although. Each you by chance destroy drops a row from the platform you’re standing on, which dwindles all through, drastically reducing down the time you need to surgically clear a path via the blocks.

The 1998 sequel was by no means launched in North America. It was launched in Japan as Kurushi Closing: Psychological Blocks and Europe as I.Q. Closing. Even with its numerous PlayStation Community releases, it by no means made it over right here. The sequel comes with 4 modes: 100 Assault, Survival, Create, and Closing. 100 Assault has you tackle particular person puzzles, Survival is an infinite mode, and Closing is the basic design.

I just lately found the greatness of I.Q.: Clever Qube. After I accomplished it, I then instantly researched the place I may go subsequent, solely to search out not one of the sequels got here to North America. This contains 2000’s I.Q. Remix+ and 2006’s I.Q. Mania. So, lastly getting I.Q. Closing is an absolute deal with.

Until they go away it in PALs 50hz format. And except they make it solely accessible to Premium subscribers. I’ve to confess, Sony has an excellent vector on hurting my emotions.

I.Q. Closing joins the PlayStation Classics Catalog on October 17.