
Q.U.B.E: Director's Cut is the definitive version of the brain-twisting first-person puzzler. Using special high-tech gloves to manipulate cubes in the environment, the player solves an array of conundrums - from physics-based challenges; to 3D jigsaws; to platform-based trials.
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this one is hard to rate because it was fun, but the storyline felt a bit short. however at the final sections the puzzles started feeling a bit repetitive, so I feel like if it was any longer it would get pretty boring ? so yeah. overall i recommend it, specially if it's on sale. one thing to note though, there's only one slider to control all the audio in the game and there aren't any subtitles, so if you're hard of hearing or just has trouble concentrating on speech when there's a whole lot of background noise, you'll miss a bunch of the narration because some areas are just extremely noisy. that pissed me off a lot.
Some good puzzles, some less so, but over all worth playing through. I also checked out the included DLC after beating the game and found it fun for a bit and not what I expected at all. XD Edit: After reading other reviews I tried the non-Director version and I sadly agree that the added story and accopanying change in atmosphere and feeling of wanting to push the story forward hurts the game, which makes me sad because I liked the story. Made me smile.
It’s a short 3D puzzle game that definitely wears its Portal influence on its sleeve. If you need a brain-teaser that respects your time, this is a solid pick for an afternoon session. The Good: The Puzzles: This is the main event. It’s all physics-based logic that starts simple and ramps up in complexity nicely as you progress. The Length: It’s a tight experience. You can knock out the main campaign in under 3 hours, making it perfect for a quick entertainment fix. The Content: If the main game isn't enough, the included Extras and DLC add some solid value to keep you going. The Not-so-Good: The Presentation: The story and graphics are... fine. They are functional enough not to get in the way, but they certainly aren't anything to write home about. The "Wow" Factor: It doesn’t reinvent the genre. It’s a competent puzzle game, but it lacks the personality or polish of the titans it’s inspired by. Verdict: It’s a fun puzzle-solving romp. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a few hours of logic-based entertainment without the commitment of a 40-hour epic.
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good
one of my all time favourite games
Sympa
Fiddly, glitchy, unreliable. The slow reaction of the controls and blocks boils my blood. Maybe I lack the brains to get past sector 6, but the molasses game feel is absolutely not helping me think...
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