Pure Nintendo: "Had this game been quicker, more challenging, or had some (any) type of structure, this potentially could have been a decent time waster. However, not being fleshed out it’s just poorly executed. The budget price does make many of its shortcomings a bit easier to swallow, but this game needed some more thought put into it. While I’m always happy to see games get a wider release, perhaps this is one that should have stayed a U.S. title only. With so many quality budget releases found in the eShop, Quick Fill Q doesn’t really warrant much time."
NintendoLife: Quick Fill Q is the story of a pink ball rolling across featureless terrain at a glacial pace. Every so often he — this ball is a living creature, for some reason — will come across a hole that looks suspiciously like several Tetris pieces were removed from the ground, and it's up to you to fill it.
IGN - Quick Fill Q is DSiWare's latest "protect the moron" game, an oddly growing genre that we've seen represented before in previous releases like DodoGo!, Crazy Hamster and Zoonies: Escape from Makatu -- these are the games that put some blissfully ignorant character on the screen who sets off moving automatically, and it's up to you to clear the path ahead of them to keep them from accidentally killing themselves.
