Cubicity reviews

The Game is not good. This is a harsh Verdict in such a nicely made game with a good Physics for the moving Objects. The Game has clearly taken Bonds with Portal, as it is with the, exactly, Portals, but also the Cubes and the Tools. And yet there's one crucial Difference, more specifically two, where Cubicity performs poorly. Point 1: The Target Accuracy of the Input. The Direction in which Cubes are thrown (better: Let go) is sometimes the one in which Seamus points with his Arm, but usually he just drops them, but also does not exactly, but always somewhat influenced by the Direction in which one Interprets (with Controller or Mouse). I didn't get smart out of it and was always unsure where the Cube would be put. Even stacking Cubes on top of each other is so difficult. Point 2: It is sometimes very tedious to achieve something (Compared to Portal). So, for example, I want to move a Wooden Cube. Seamus himself can't do it with his Magnet, so he puts Metal Cubes in its Direction. Because of Point 1, moreover, very inaccurate. Moving The Box like this becomes tedious, a real Game of patience. Every good Hit moves the Box even a bit. Then the Wooden Box finally falls through the Portal, but just ends up somewhere, perhaps distracted by a Metal Cube that has fallen in with (it would be Lucky if it ends up where you want it) and you can start throwing metal Cubes at it again or Open Portals to have the Box in the right position at some Point. For me, the lack Of Accuracy in Dropping the Cubes and the Hardship of even doing simple Things is downright Chicanery. No, I'm not addressing myself. The Handling with Controller or Mouse is noticeably different. With the Mouse, you have more Control over the Direction seems to me. Especially the recording of the Cubes becomes a Breeze with the Mouse. The Graphics are suitably good. Pro & Contra: + Good Puzzles (The Level design in itself would be fine)-Bad Target Accuracy-Arable Patience game to achieve What you want to achieve rating: 04/10 At most suitable for Puzzle fans with Angelic Patience. I didn't like it at all, so I can't recommend it either.