
Grey Cubes is a modern variation on the brick-breaker-type game, based on real-time physics and three-dimensional gameplay (not just 3d look).Minimalist in style, with clean graphics and deep, original soundtrack.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Portugal, Turkish
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Relaxing and fun.
Добре.
Fun game, gets very difficult at higher levels.
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Très bien réalisé, c'est indéniable et la 3D est réussie Ok. Cependant mais c'est sans doute une affaire de gout, à cause de l'atmosphère très froide (couleur et musique), le jeu manque cruellement de FUN je trouve. On s'ennuie rapidement et on se lasse vite. Certains niveaux traînent en longueur..(un comble pour ce genre de jeux). Bref Mitigé (11/20)
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Playing this game is like waiting for the DVD logo to hit the corner but it never will. You'll wait to do anything as your ball gets stuck on level obstacles. The 3D physics is only there to make the ball unpredictable as it pushes and deflects off of them.
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It's a modern take on Araknoid that somehow makes it feel even more bland and slow.
i only mildly enjoy this genre but Grey Cubes was an amazing experience. the physics-based gameplay was executed so well and i didn't find any issues with it, really. the boards were not consistently amazing but i don't mind because i prefer experimentation with form rather than rote tradition. i also fell in love with the atmospheric/ambient tone to this game; usually these are wacky/intense affairs, so Grey Cubes stands out with its understated approach. [note: writing this review after having cleared it [13/13 achievements] a decade ago.
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