Color-A-Cube

I've always been a fan of voxel and pixel paint by numbers games and this one hits the mark!! Great way to relax and wind down!

Расслабляющая головоломка с воксельной графикой: раскрашивайте трёхмерные модели кубик за кубиком. Начните с 18 бесплатных моделей (существа, животные, памятники), открывайте тематические наборы и наслаждайтесь медитативным геймплеем с приятными звуковыми эффектами. Плюсы: бесплатно и с поддержкой русского языка; расслабляющий, медитативный геймплей; воксельная графика и яркий визуальный стиль; 18 стартовых моделей + регулярные обновления; ежемесячные события и сезонные наборы; подходит для всех возрастов. Минусы: внутриигровые покупки для доступа к эксклюзивным наборам; простой геймплей — может быстро наскучить; акцент на релаксации, а не на вызове; ограниченная интерактивность (основное действие — раскрашивание). Итог Color‑A‑Cube — отличный выбор для расслабления и творческого досуга. Игра подойдёт тем, кто ценит спокойные головоломки, воксельный арт и возможность создавать красочные 3D‑модели без стресса и ограничений по времени. Бесплатная модель делает её доступной каждому.

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Вроде много разных фигур, даже коллабу с Dead Cells бесплатно отдают, но управление настолько неудобное, что засисовывать это один сплошной ад.

[b]A very relaxing and easy-to-enjoy puzzle game, but I really wish the PC version also had VR support.[/b] I originally discovered Color A Cube on my Meta Quest 3, where I ended up playing it for dozens of hours. It works incredibly well in VR, and for me that is where the game really shines. So I was genuinely happy when I noticed that the game was also available on Steam. I installed it immediately… and then got a bit disappointed when I realised that the PC version is not playable in VR. To be clear, the flat-screen version is still nice. It feels more straightforward and “plug-and-play”, which I understand. But this is exactly the kind of game that would benefit so much from having the option to switch into VR on PC as well. It does not need to replace the standard version — just having both options would make it much better. That said, I still recommend the game. It is relaxing, simple in a good way, and perfect for mindless gameplay when you want to switch off and just enjoy yourself for a while. If the developers ever add PC VR support, this would become an even stronger recommendation from me. [b]Recommended.[/b] [i]Used AI for proofreading.[/i]

I am really enjoying this game. It's extremely relaxing. 1000000/10 do recommend. <3

I wish Steam had something in between recommend and not recommend. Recommend: This is more enjoyable to play than other similar cube coloring games. You color the outside of the shape rather than building it layer by layer like Voxels. The models are fun and vary a lot in color, and when you color parts some will glow or have little interaction effects (I'd love more of that). The packs are a bit more expensive than others, but they have a bunch of free ones you can earn in this shop as you color or through daily logins. Hopefully they have sale and bundle options over time. In the settings you can turn on an option that makes the numbers change color (I wish this was on by default). I recommend this to make finding the blocks to color a bit easier. There are also options to move the color legend around. I've had no issues with lagging or freezing like I did with Voxels. Don't recommend: The dev says they are working on a list of controls which is missing now. You can pan by clicking with the mouse wheel, otherwise it will do a 360 pan around using WASD with a lock on the central point. Q and E can be used to cycle colors, H for hint. Larger models are just difficult to do because some blocks are in crevices under and behind things which makes it a pain to get to those. Dev says they are working on this though. Overall: I'd recommend with the caveat that there are some things they are working on, and packs are generally $2 - $3. You can get them on sale though and there are opportunities for free models.