The Cubes

This game is very much like solving a Rubik's cube, since it is a rolling cube puzzle. The levels (at least up to 20 as far as I have played) are designed in such a way that the solution is not overly obscured, nor too easy see. From this game, I got that I am neither good nor bad at this type of puzzle. That is very much in line with my experience with similar puzzles. There are no strange gimmicks or distractions which is useful as I usually have a video or a podcast in the back while I play puzzle games. I do keep ending up selecting a quadrant and thinking I selected the one I am looking at ended up rolling onto the spikes. Infuriating but hey, it is solely and completely a fault of my own. Making mistakes feel dreadful if you have made progress in a level. I appreciate that mistakes bring consequences, otherwise it would have been rather boring. The cube net (cube but unfolded) display is very helpful, and the colour on the bottom of your cube is also displayed above that, I think. I couldn't figure it out as it looks like the selected cube and the display do not match but that could just be my mistake. I am unsure what exactly that display shows. Overall I think it's a fun game, and I would recommend playing it.

The mechanic of matching different colored buttons with the corresponding cube faces is brilliant. The level design gradually ramps up the difficulty without ever feeling boring. With over 40 levels and the addition of platforming elements, the gameplay stays constantly dynamic. Anyone wanting to test their spatial awareness should definitely give it a try.