Cube Mind

Juego de puzles entretenido y relajante para pasar unas horitas dándole al coco. No es muy exigente, aun que en ocasiones te hará dar mas de una vuelta por el entorno fijándote bien para dar con la solución.

Esta bastante entretenido y te hace pensar bastante, buen juego.

The best game in the world!!

Muy buen juego y bastante entretenido. Más juegos así por favor :)

Juego entretenido que hace que tengas que pensar distintas maneras de pasar los niveles sin llegar hacer muy complicado. Recomendado si quieres pasar un buen rato entretenido pasando niveles 👌

I love puzzles! The style, music, and everything really immerses you in the gameplay! Congratulations to the creator, and I look forward to much more!

An addictive and entertaining game that will keep you playing level after level. It's easy to play and features catchy music that will keep you engaged. The game will make you think about how to overcome each challenge. I definitely recommend it.

MUY BUEN JUEGO, ENTRETENIDO Y CON BUEN NIVEL DE PUZLES

I loved it. The puzzles are just difficult enough to make you think without becoming frustrating, and each room brings a new idea. The aesthetics are super relaxing, and the atmosphere really puts you in the mood for the game. I highly recommend it if you like Portal-type games.

Cube Mind is a puzzle platformer with mechanics very reminiscent of the Portal games, in which weight cubes and projector cubes have to be used to redirect light beams, activate light switches, pressure plates & bridges, and enable/disable force fields, in order to unlock the exit door. The game is in four sections - a "learn by example" tutorial with smaller puzzles, then three sections with complex and large puzzles, each based on a particular mechanic or technique (power jumps, force fields, precision platforming with moving take-off and landing points etc). There are a few achievements, mainly for game progression. There is very little hand-holding with Cube Mind (though levels do seem to have many checkpoints to reduce backtracking after failures), and the learning curve was made harder for me by the nuanced differences between Cube Mind mechanics and their Portal equivalences. For example, I got stuck on an early level which involved a sequence of power jumps in which each jump had to be activated by a cube on a pressure plate, but (seemingly impossibly) the same cube had to be taken through each jump to the next one. Well, after reading some of the game's discussions I learned that [spoiler]jump mechanisms (& others) remain active for a short while after being activated by a cube, so the cube can be quickly picked up and taken through the jump to the next one; but also that jumps etc go inactive again after a while even if the activating cube is still on the pressure plate, which explained something else that I experienced![/spoiler]. This information helped me to progress, without spoiling the pleasure of actually solving the levels; I doubt if I would have been able to complete the game otherwise. I enjoyed working out (by trial and error) how the larger and more complex levels worked, so that I could then undertake them fully, But I am no fan of (and not good at) precision platforming and so I found the section of "moving platforms" puzzles very difficult and frustrating (my extended play time of well over 11 hours sadly shows how slowly I got through these parts of Cube Mind). Overall, the developer has produced a visually striking and impressive game, with complex & clever puzzles and subtly "tweaked" mechanics, and has also been incredibly responsive to players' error reports and queries. I may have really struggled with some levels but I am still very glad to have experienced - and eventually completed - the game. And all for a 65% discounted price of UK £1.50 - it's worth more!