Cubiques 2

Left a positive review for the first instalment, came here for the second. I reviewed the former two years ago and I don't precisely remember what it was all about, anyways this one came out just one month after the first one and.. it seems quite similar. In order to complete the game, if you follow some kind of guide you'll get everything within 30-40 minutes, every achievement and every level. But let's talk about it within another perspective. It's clearly an indie game - minimalistic, made with the Unity engine and with few assets. It features 70 different levels and it's all painted in shades of grey, the only controls you'll need will be R to restart and the non-remappable directional keys. The goal of the whole game - which needs to be played fullscreen since it gets too pixelated and crappy if played windowed - is to move at the same time the white cubes on the black 3D tiles on the screen - in order to position them on the white platforms. It's all there, yeah. I recall here and re-write my original thought on Cubiques 1 - it's too pricy for its content, but it's a good game to get on sale. Featuring no tutorial at all, anyways, the game gets easily interesting and challenging - going on with the puzzles will make you encounter new challenges, i.e.: controlling more than 2-4 cubes on different platforms all at once, teleporting tiles or grey tiles that disappear after one touch. All in all it's a nice indie game, nothing new for sure and nothing that deserves a full 5€/$ price, but I'd highly suggest this one to puzzle lovers - keep in mind that it's an indie game, with many levels and such, it's challenging, but it's all literally about black tiles and white cubes so don't expect anything more than a somehow hard mobile phone puzzle game. If you like the genre, it's ok. I liked it.

[h1][b]CUBIQUES 2 * 6/10[/b][/h1] Sequel to CUBIQUES, shares the assets, cubes and tiles, but this time gets darker, way more complicated and multitasking with a more challenging purpose. [h1][i]INTRO & GAMEPLAY. What is CUBIQUES 2 about And how does it work?[/i][/h1] I was expecting more puzzles and levels following the first chapter's style, but in this sequel you immediately understand that number 2 is not referred to a second game, but it hints to the fact that now you move two cubes. And more. In the first game you move a cube but now you move more cubes at once. Each direction command moves all cubes simultaneously and you have to take all these cubes on white tiles. Things will get more complicated as grey temporary tiles start to appear. Way more complicated when teleport tiles will appear as well. There are 70 levels and they give a way greater challenge than its predecessor [h1][i]GRAPHIC. Engine And Artistic aspects.[/i][/h1] Cubiques 2 runs on Unity as well. But this time the aspect is much more minimalist than its predecessor. We used to see at least a fistful of colours in the first game while now everything is reduced to black, white and grey shades. Much darker, and I personally don't see the reason, but that's not essential. [h1][i]SOUNDTRACK. Themes and Accompaniments.[/i][/h1] Following the first game music is on the same style as the first with nice classic pieces of piano and pizzicato strings. Happy and entertaining, even though it doesn't suit the dark aspect of the game. [h1][i]LAST NOTES. What doesn't work?[/i][/h1] As in the first game, this sequel entertains and gives even a way more difficult challenge to players. I've personally found this much more difficult and I was on te way of giving up multiple times. Then I thought I could call it a day, then get back the following day and somehow solve the puzzle to move on. What really destabilized me is the difficulty curve. While in the first Cubiques you don't have any particular problem until the last 20 levels here I've found myslef blocked on many maps in random spots. In other words I had the feeling the game didn't get progressively more difficult but has levels that can be solvable and levels that can be riddles in a random order. Another thing that I kind of noticed more than the previous game is its loading time. Yes, there is a loading time and I don't think it's made on purpose because on the lower right corner there's a loading animation that appears before the game loads assets. By assets I mean cubes, not complicated high poly-count models. Odd, and on the long term quite annoying especially on difficult levels where you must start all over again multiple times. About the assets there's another strange thing that I came up with: I don't recall the map's number but there were black pillars. I though I couldn't get through them, but actually I did. It would have been better if there were no pillars at all, that didn't help to understand clearly the map. Another thing that could have been improved is the screen. For some odd reason some levels are close and fine, while others are quite far, even though there's a lot of space to zoom. If you don't want to implement a zooming or rotating option it could be a good thing if all maps were fully visible for the entire screen's lenght. Another thing that gets a bit confusing are teleports. They are dark grey tiles with a semitransparent prism over it. Too bad that it doesn't help understand which one "transmits" and which one "receives". Not to mention the fact that sometimes tiles are not clearly visible because of perspective and this semitransparent effect. [h1][i]TL;DR. Pros And Cons[/i][/h1] [h1]+++PROs+++[/h1][list] [*][b] MORE DIFFICULT.[/b] I've been more absorbed with this sequel as levels are way more difficult than its predecessor. [/list] [h1]---CONs---[/h1][list] [*][b] RANDOMLY DIFFICULT.[/b] I had the feeling levels are not on a progressive difficulty order giving the game an unnatural order. [*][b] UNPOLISHED.[/b] There are different very small problems that even though don't prevent the game from being completed, they still slow down the game and this gives me the impression there's space to clean up and improve the game to give a more smooth experience as in the first title. [/list] [i]I played this game on this machine: Laptop Lenovo Z50 Intel Core i5-4210U 8Gb RAM DDR3 GeForce 840M/Intel HD Graphics 4400 Windows 10 Home x64[/i] [quote] This review was submitted for [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/gaming_until_end]Gaming Until End[/url], through the generous contribution of [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/HellCowON]HellCow.[/url] [/quote]

同時に移動してしまう複数の自機を それぞれ収めるべきスペースに収めればステージクリア という趣旨の､高難易度パズルアクション｡ 一筆書きゲーだった前作とはルールが全く違っている｡ 全回答網羅のガイドがあるのでクリア自体は余裕だが ゲームとして難しい上に地味なので､プレイ時の苦行感が強い｡ また､今作は前作とは違って､なぜか画面構成がモノクロに 変更されたため､お葬式みたいな印象を受けてしまった｡ 最初は真面目にやろうとしたものの辛くなり ガイドの回答丸写しプレイに転じて､全実績解除まで20分｡ 残念ながらゲームとしては前作に明らかに劣る｡それでいて 価格だけはきっちり上げてきていて､なんだかなーという感じ｡ ギリギリおすすめには至らず､という評価｡

一款同时控制多个方块的推箱子游戏 目标是需要把所有方块同时达到白色终点 难度很高，需要合理利用障碍点卡主部分方块的移动 游戏整体质量较高，但有些问题就是部分关卡的颜色太难分辨普通路面或者深渊，导致只有试了才知道到底能不能移动

Minimalist puzzle games are quickly becoming something I enjoy. Especially when I feel challenged, but I don’t get stuck for hours on one puzzle. While Cubiques 2 may be much shorter than its 70 levels would indicate, I can say that I actually had fun and felt like I was less-terrible at puzzle games than I normally am. [h1]Actually Finishing a Puzzle Game[/h1] I may not have been doing this curation thing long, but prior to it I rarely played a dedicated puzzle game outside of the Portal series. I’ve gotten offered a fair number since then and this may be the first time I’ve ever actually finished one. Cubiques 2 has a very familiar but still quite compelling set of mechanics that have you rolling cubes around in effort to get them in to a designated position. Every puzzle feels as though it could be completed in seconds if you can find the solution and I believe that’s partly the goal since each level has a “solved” timer that you can see from the menu. However, in my case I would regularly alternate between puzzles I’d immediately see the solution to and puzzles I’d get stuck on for five or ten minutes. What was weird for me was that I not only managed to complete every level, but I did it all in well under two hours. I’m not sure if that is an indication of the game being too easy (because I’m really not that good at puzzles) or that it’s just not that long, but at the end of the day it actually felt pretty good to complete a game in basically one sitting. It has some small level of replayability with the timer aspect, but I don’t know that I could justify bothering with it since competing with myself in timers has never been all that appealing. [h1]Minimalism All Around[/h1] You have to be a master puzzle designer to create a puzzle game that doesn’t embrace minimalism entirely. When these sorts of games have extraneous elements it only serves to make the process of solving them needlessly complex. Cubiques 2 manages a simple design both from a visual and auditory standpoint. You are only going to see black, white, and shades of gray throughout any level and the music is either one song that has a very distinct change or two separate songs. While the music can get repetitive, the visuals work out really well in the less complex puzzles, but as you progress and more mechanics are implemented into each level, it becomes a little tougher to make out certain areas. It’s never a major issue, but I’ve had to reset a few times because I couldn't discern an obstacle in puzzle because of the color scheme. [h1]Price matters[/h1] While I can say that Cubiques 2 is an enjoyable game minus a few issues (like resetting levels taking just a tiny bit too long, no controller/mouse support), the length brings in to question the price. Two hours of gameplay (give or take your skill level) can be a hard sell at $5. There are plenty of games that are priced at that level and lower that offer a great deal more gameplay and content. Receiving a review copy is an easy motivator, but I couldn’t see myself spending more than a dollar or two on this even with a recommendation. Luckily, if you own an iPhone (or probably at some point an Android phone) you can get it for $0.99 cents. However, as far as buying this on Steam, I’d wait for a discount. At the end of the day though, it’s a solid puzzle game that will appease any fan of the genre and keep you occupied without requiring a lot of effort to play. If you'd like to see more of my reviews, check out my curator page here: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28346672-Endyo-Gaming/

Any puzzle lover that does not go out of their way to purchase this one is definitely doing themselves an injustice. Believe me when I say this by level 30 you'll be dreaming about cubes tonight and the need to bring them home... Cubiques 2 is the sequel to an already adored premise among countless fans. This time the gimmick is made extremely more challenging with the need of controlling multiple white cubes, bringing each of them to rest on a white plate located somewhere on the obstacle course. If this is not bad enough, the difficulty is again later increased by the introduction of vanishing platforms once stepped on, teleporters and finally long distant portrayal. This Salt Lake City developer https://twitter.com/Dilmerv has done an absolute superb job of presenting 70 levels with a suitable gradient level of difficulty all culminating with the hair pulling need to bring 7 cubes home at the same time. Your temperament while always on the brink of becoming the next ‘Happy Gilmore’ will be soothed by a musical score which would subdue even the most wildest beast. In final, a descent puzzler that should completely possess you for at least the next 2 hours. Below a quick preview from me... https://youtu.be/zraWMyxj_vg If you enjoyed reading this review please subscribe to one of my curator pages. Thanks... http://steamcommunity.com/groups/GamesPlayedHard http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6843548/

[quote=][url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/12146432-La-Cruceta-Inquieta/][b]La Cruceta Inquieta[/b][/url], mentor de Steam[/quote] ¿Qué puede haber mejor que seguir estrujándote el cerebro tras una larga y agotadora jornada de trabajo? Cubiques 2 es la solución a tus ansias desenfrenadas de resolución de puzles. De hecho, su desarrollador también lo promociona como un fantástico método antiestrés...y no es para menos. Partiendo de un diseño isométrico minimalista donde sólo encontraremos lo absolutamente esencial, habremos de dirigir el camino de una serie de cubos de manera que cada uno de ellos acabe en una de las metas estratégicamente ubicadas en cada nivel y que serán nuestro pase al siguiente en la lista. Esta tarea no nos costará más que hacer uso de las teclas de dirección o las “WASD” del teclado, aunque a veces la física de los cubos no se comporta totalmente como debiera y podemos toparnos con algún que otro “bug”, no llegando a ser nada que nos evite disfrutar de los setenta distintos niveles que nos aguardan. Cubiques 2 no es un videojuego largo (alrededor de las dos o tres horas), tampoco es muy rejugable y ni siquiera es excesivamente complicado (aunque en niveles avanzados habrá que concentrarse más, por supuesto), pero lo que sí conseguirá mientras dure es que pases un rato agradable, relajado y sin complicaciones resolviendo cada puzle a tu ritmo y disfrutando de la sencillez plena que propone.

[h1]Cubiques 2[/h1] Jogo puzzle de cubos. Vou recomendar pelas conquistas pois seguindo um guia vc consegue pegar todas de forma bem tranquila em meia hora ou menos.

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还不错的解谜游戏，跟1代一样的画风，但玩法完全不一样了，比1代稍微难了一些。一共70关，通关就全成就。