Fun and Challenging VR Puzzle Game. This game is amazing if you're a fan of puzzle games like myself. Don't get me wrong, I love immersive experiences in VR, but sometimes it's nice to relax with a lighthearted puzzle game like this. It has 80 levels, singleplayer & multiplayer co-op, and it also has a feature where you can adjust the height and angle of the board. It's easy to finish each level, but it's actually quite challenging to get 3 stars (except they look more like squares, I guess) since you only have a certain amount of time until the cube starts moving in each level.I'm glad to read that the dev/devs are currently trying to enable cross-play between the Quest App Lab version and the PC version.The only thing I would love to see added to this game is competitive multiplayer. Like, for example, if each player had their own board and had to last the longest without being stopped. It would be even more fun to have the chance to occasionally place more blocks ahead of the opposing cube's path (not RIGHT in front, of course, the players have to have time to react). The board size would probably have to be larger, unless a moving board was implimented with the cube staying stationary. However it's implimented, I'm sure it will be super fun and entertaining for the whole family to play.
Cute puzzler suitable for all ages. A lot of levels to complete, so keeps you busy for a long time. Goes from pretty easy to extremely difficult. Good fun with a friend. Especially like how the puzzle board can be rotated.
I really like this game. I'm a sucker for puzzles, and this starts simple but gets hard! Great way to spend 30 minutes, plus I can play with my little brother.
Fun and Challenging VR Puzzle Game. This game is amazing if you're a fan of puzzle games like myself. Don't get me wrong, I love immersive experiences in VR, but sometimes it's nice to relax with a lighthearted puzzle game like this. It has 80 levels, singleplayer & multiplayer co-op, and it also has a feature where you can adjust the height and angle of the board. It's easy to finish each level, but it's actually quite challenging to get 3 stars (except they look more like squares, I guess) since you only have a certain amount of time until the cube starts moving in each level.
I'm glad to read that the dev/devs are currently trying to enable cross-play between the Quest App Lab version and the PC version.
The only thing I would love to see added to this game is competitive multiplayer. Like, for example, if each player had their own board and had to last the longest without being stopped. It would be even more fun to have the chance to occasionally place more blocks ahead of the opposing cube's path (not RIGHT in front, of course, the players have to have time to react). The board size would probably have to be larger, unless a moving board was implimented with the cube staying stationary. However it's implimented, I'm sure it will be super fun and entertaining for the whole family to play.
Occultism at its finest. The hexagonal 2D Shape of the cube is a strong esoteric symbol for the 3rd Dimensional material world. To say, that this plane of existence or realm should live long, is pushing the Agenda of the soon to come New World Order, which will fully control and dominate this world after a third world war against each other and a foreign, cosmic enemy. The Cube is a fallen world and will vanish, the elite cant slow down or avoid this outcome, we have to escape this materialistic realm through enlightenment.
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