Cube Chaos

Things you can do in cube chaos: get killed by tax collectors. Fill the entire map with Mould. Recreate the Xenomorph lifecycle but with Rats. raise one of several kinds of dragon. get so many dragons you use their eggs as a shield. Summon a brick wall and teach it to run. Summon a black hole and teach it to run. Turn the entire world into sludge and mine it for mana. accidentally place 500 living acid bombs next to yourself. give people parasites through bad bread. Fall into the mouth of a elder god. Vibrate a stone block to death to generate electicity. Force your enemies to generate so much mana they instakill themselves. Fill every atom in the observable universe with grenades. Smuggle an emotional support Nuke into your enemies base. create a endless chain reaction of explosives using bubbles. crash your PC by filling the entire map with endless mould. end the eternal termite war. fight (and beat!) a bottomless pit. build a robot factory that builds robots faster than the robots can leave. make a very nice soup. drain an entire acid ocean onto yourself. reverse gravity so your enemies fall up into the acid ocean your fighting under.

exiled my debt collectors from reality irreversibly, and it wasn't even the highlight of the run

Cube Chaos is basically a cellular automaton with extra steps, and I love it. It's emergent, there's a lot of synergies to discover, and plenty of ways to break the game. The only two complaints I have are somewhat obtuse UI; and lack of any safeguards, which would prevent the game from freezing when your god run spirals out of control.

game made for gamers........ its like if dwarf fortress was a side scrolling rts deckbuilders....... looks quite ugly but the core gameplay is soooo addictive figuring how to make the cards given synergize with your build in some way...... so many interesting interactions between cubes.... my only complaints im sure will be fixed in the future: many cards have confusing/vague descriptions,,,, but i somewhat enjoy just simply having theories on what cubes do and then seeing how they actually work on the battlefield. the game simply looks like dev art...... which is fair as its made by 1 guy...... but it clear game development is this guys strong suit.... but i think in the future a visual overhaul is possible......

Use one cube to make duplicates of another cube placed behind it. The duplicate is dropped to a third cube that turns the duplicate into a cube in my hand that I can place for free. You can animate a rock cube that's normally used as a wall to go forth and fight your enemies. Stack mana regen so high you die instantly. Breathe a sigh of relief when you have a back-up leader. Lose the game because your back-up leader is a chunk of stone that spawned at map gen, sitting right next to the enemy leader. Hurt your own allies to hurt your enemies. Give the cube you're hurting a max health buff that increases over time. Give them 200 health and win the match with one attack on it. There are too many ways to win and many ways to lose in unexpected ways. Finding all the silly ways to win makes this game unique beyond any game I've played. Sometimes it's the one strategy you didn't think would work that turns an impossible match into an easy win. Such a good game.

it's really fun :> very noitesque deckbuilding stuff going on, i'll sometimes get a crazy build rolling before i accidentally grab some nasty anti-synergy and destroy myself

This might be the most strategically complex game I've ever played. Seriously. This is a game about trying to either build a basic tower defense and offense of mobile units, or trying to build a Rube Goldberg machine of effects that will eventually win you the level, while being constantly threatened by your computer opponent doing the same. Your strategy of plant soldiers walking across flying giant wurms to attack the enemy boss from above works great until the opponent reverses gravity or drowns you in in sand.

Deck building heavy theorycraft (siralim ultimate/path of achra) + Physic Sandbox (powder toy) the first few hours is trying to win the game, but it kicks off pretty fast once players discover and thread their first infinite combo—and realize how big the possibilities can be.