StandPoint

Some levels add new dimentions to the rules, but this is not a game were you must guess everything: there is always a logic. The complexity is in sequences and timing beside of gravity changes, but it looks simple, let you do this at your own pace. It's always position, cubes, gravity, sequence, timing, and speed. And the timing isn't too fast or strict, so you don't need to be under 30 to do a speedrun. The plot is mysterious but only insomuch as Q.U.B.E was. It's really makes sense, but you can decide how. Psycologically and philosophically, with the voice being your thoughts if you've been under duress long enough to make an alter, or litteraly like in Portal, or in the Cube movies, with the voice belonging to an ally communiating with some tech. It reminds of a VR game called Neverout where you locked yourself in a room and solved three-dimentional puzzles by switching gravity to make blocks fall until that gave you a way to the door, without being crushed by one and without really being prisonner there either.

No point in playing this.