Cubicus 2

Neutral view rounded down to negative. Avoid unless you have too many time to spend on repetitive mundane tasks. -Too many fillers level that are similar -Doesn't require logic, mostly trial and error -Outcomes are inconsistent even with identical input. -No level selection, no volume button, no camera zoom in/out -Weird progression. New mechanics are introduced once but never seen again until after quite a few more mundane levels, then stop showing up again. Otherwise playable, toddler friendly.

Cubicus 2 is mostly just a Unity Asset flip, the developers took Unity's own free [url=https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/fps-microgame-156015]FPS Microgame[/url] demo/tutorial and changed it around to include a basic "delete the blocks" physics puzzle, and a few other Unity assets thrown in to try disguise the fact they've taken the work of others, it certainly doesn't closely resemble the individual assets they took. It's a copy + paste of Cubicus, another asset flip, that they've dumped on Steam as a cash grab. It's no surprise as the Russian "developers" at Louie Inc have a bit of a pattern of taking the work of others and claiming it as their own. If you try to take this seriously as a game, it's a joke, it's worse than most mobile app puzzle games, shallow with no deep interest for gamers at all. It carries a cash grab price of $2, which may seem like it's cheap but it's a lot of money to pay for rewarding an asset flipper. It's important to note that parts of the FPS Microgame asset are under an open source license that require inclusion of that license and other details along with the code... and of course Louie haven't done that because they don't want to get caught red handed. In fact, they haven't credited the actual developers at Unity who really made this, and they haven't credited any of the developers of the other Unity assets they've used. Taking the work of others and pretending it's your own is highly unethical. Finally, Louie Inc have been caught using fake review services to create a false positive review score for some of their games. While this game in particular doesn't include any fake reviews at this stage, it's important for gamers to be aware when developers act unethically as it may impact their purchasing decisions. Don't reward unethical behaviour from asset flippers.