Q*Bert's Quest

Q*Bert's Quest is a solid-state pinball machine produced by D. Gottlieb & Co. in March 1983, running on the company's System 80A electronics. It is a four-player game with a digital display and four flippers, and it shares its name with Q*bert, the arcade video-game character Gottlieb had made famous the year before.

With 884 units built, Q*Bert's Quest saw a modest production run typical of Gottlieb's early-1980s solid-state titles. The game is remembered among enthusiasts for its unconventional playfield layout, which arranges its flippers differently from a standard pinball table. The machine is documented here from the Pinside database and is not yet listed on IPDB.