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Move the cube and find the best path to your destination. Solve tricky puzzles and escape malicious traps. The difficulty is between challenging and easy. The gameplay varies between action platforming and puzzle solving. Touch other cubes so they follow you and direct them to triggers. Floating platforms will fly away if you don’t pay attention when you are stepping off them. Move crates in front of lasers so you can pass. Use cranes and elevators to transport yourself through the level. But all these things are only possible if you avoid spikes, flamethrowers and enemy cubes that get in your way. The gameplay and controls make it simple to pick up, easy to play and the different mechanics keep you engaged throughout the game. 1075eedd30

Title: Cube Mission
Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Developer:
Tuwi Michael Nannings
Publisher:
NanningsGames
Release Date: 17 Jan, 2019

English

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36 levels, well-designed, reasonably polished, no blatant glitches throughout the game if you don't count the "thanks for playing" screen[1].

For $2, it's short, sweet, to the point and doesn't drag on. This is basically Cubots<\/a>, if it were designed properly. Barring some moments where the rules seem to arbitrarily contradict themselves[2], there's no crappy physics engine to be seen, it isn't accidentally a sokoban, and in fact one of the levels was so well-designed that it reminded me of Stephen's Sausage Roll, because it was evil<\/b>. I'm talking about the level where you have to take a red cube through several bridges guarded by spike cubes.

Good level design. Evil, but good.

I wasn't kidding about it being short. My playtime is what it took to 100% complete the game, although it's slightly tainted because I paused for about half an hour to get something to eat. And even with that, I could still theoretically refund it given the playtime. But I'm not gonna do that, of course.

So yeah, this game's short. And easy. If you have a problem with that, then this game isn't for you. In my opinion, this is a fine game to pick up while it's on sale.

1. At the final screen, the pink cube's logic is slightly altered from that of the green cubes in such a way that if you are linked, are south of the cube, and move east, it will also move east (whereas the green cube stays in place so that you can "circle" around it). If you quickly move east and north, your cube and the pink cube will roll into the same place in a beautiful moment of r\/softwaregore.

2. Chiefly, lifts lowering by themselves (I noticed one instance) and crates pushing other crates from the diagonal (I noticed two instances). Neither of these behaviors make sense. The first couple levels immediately make it clear that you need to be careful with lifts, by tricking you into softlocking yourself and having to restart the level because the lift is now inaccessible. One of the levels breaks this rule by having a lift lower itself after you drop off a "cliff". Crates also can't push each other from the diagonal. Obviously, if two crates are adjacent, they should slide past each other, and they do, except in two levels that break this rule, both laser-related IIRC. The dev clearly tried to telegraph this with the messy way in which the crates fall, but as the game lacks a physics engine and every movement is predetermined, it just makes no sense and is unpredictable. These rule contradictions are the biggest weak point of this game.. 36 levels, well-designed, reasonably polished, no blatant glitches throughout the game if you don't count the "thanks for playing" screen[1].

For $2, it's short, sweet, to the point and doesn't drag on. This is basically Cubots<\/a>, if it were designed properly. Barring some moments where the rules seem to arbitrarily contradict themselves[2], there's no crappy physics engine to be seen, it isn't accidentally a sokoban, and in fact one of the levels was so well-designed that it reminded me of Stephen's Sausage Roll, because it was evil<\/b>. I'm talking about the level where you have to take a red cube through several bridges guarded by spike cubes.

Good level design. Evil, but good.

I wasn't kidding about it being short. My playtime is what it took to 100% complete the game, although it's slightly tainted because I paused for about half an hour to get something to eat. And even with that, I could still theoretically refund it given the playtime. But I'm not gonna do that, of course.

So yeah, this game's short. And easy. If you have a problem with that, then this game isn't for you. In my opinion, this is a fine game to pick up while it's on sale.

1. At the final screen, the pink cube's logic is slightly altered from that of the green cubes in such a way that if you are linked, are south of the cube, and move east, it will also move east (whereas the green cube stays in place so that you can "circle" around it). If you quickly move east and north, your cube and the pink cube will roll into the same place in a beautiful moment of r\/softwaregore.

2. Chiefly, lifts lowering by themselves (I noticed one instance) and crates pushing other crates from the diagonal (I noticed two instances). Neither of these behaviors make sense. The first couple levels immediately make it clear that you need to be careful with lifts, by tricking you into softlocking yourself and having to restart the level because the lift is now inaccessible. One of the levels breaks this rule by having a lift lower itself after you drop off a "cliff". Crates also can't push each other from the diagonal. Obviously, if two crates are adjacent, they should slide past each other, and they do, except in two levels that break this rule, both laser-related IIRC. The dev clearly tried to telegraph this with the messy way in which the crates fall, but as the game lacks a physics engine and every movement is predetermined, it just makes no sense and is unpredictable. These rule contradictions are the biggest weak point of this game.. A simple execution game, not much of a puzzler as it's not hard to figure out how to solve the 'puzzles', except for a few. Takes about an hour to finish, overall not worth it there are better puzzlers.. A simple execution game, not much of a puzzler as it's not hard to figure out how to solve the 'puzzles', except for a few. Takes about an hour to finish, overall not worth it there are better puzzlers.