QUByte Interactive

QUByte Interactive at a Glance

QUByte Interactive operates out of Brazil and has been active since 2010 with plans extending into 2026. The company lists itself as the largest Latin American developer and publisher of console games. Their stated goal involves developing the industry through porting and publishing partnerships to bring games to all available platforms. This strategy is reflected in their output, which shows a significant shift from the 2010s to the 2020s. They released only 19 games during the first decade but published 53 titles in the second decade so far. They have a total of 82 games on PlayPile, acting as publisher for 79 of them and developer for 22. Their portfolio spans many genres, with Indie being the most common at 46 titles. Adventure and Puzzle games also appear frequently with 42 and 35 entries respectively. The company has strong platform reach, particularly on Nintendo Switch where they have 76 games. PC follows closely with 67 releases. They are also present on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with 48 and 46 titles each. Their presence on newer hardware like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S is smaller but growing at 32 and 30 releases. The quality of their games varies but leans toward the decent side. Across 22 rated titles, they hold an average IGDB score of 67.1 out of 100. One title achieved a great rating of 80 or higher, which is Ubermosh: Black from 2016. Seventeen games fall into the good range between 60 and 79. Four titles are rated as mixed, ranging from 40 to 59. They have no titles classified as poor. Other well-received games include Red Ronin (2021) and Ubermosh: Omega (2019), both scoring 75. Super Hiking League DX and Musashi vs. Cthulhu also scored 72 each. Recent activity shows a steady stream of releases through the end of the decade. Upcoming titles include Blades & Battles and The Tale of Mara & Moa in late 2026. Huni Kuin: Beya Xinã Bena is scheduled for mid-2026, while Saborus and Extinction Rifts are set for late 2025. This consistent flow suggests they remain committed to their publishing model across multiple platforms and regions.

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