Cubicolor reviews

Interesting little puzzle game, even though too short (and too easy!) Positives: • beautiful design: simplistic but nice • small price • configurable controls-I have no re-config but I appreciate when the option is available! • No clue-the clues distort the character "intellectual reflection" in a puzzle game negative points: • too short because too easy-finished completely in less than 1h (!) • non-uniqueness of the solution-you can solve the same puzzle in several ways; I am not a fan in short, I recommend it! It is up to you to see if 1-2H of game worth the 2 euros of its price for you... otherwise, there are always the balances! ;-)

Good puzzle game + worth the money Played it through in 1h and felt like a genius xD music is mostly enjoyable. You get 1 song for every difficulty. After I got used to the game mechanics, I wish I had higher paced music. But: The puzzles in the later game-stage where challenging enough so I muted the sound anyway. A few things to the Cube movement: - It doesn't fall of the edge (thank you) - the movement of the cube is rather slow. It fits the slow piano I guess. - maybe build in an option to increase cube speed in menu (- when movement speed is increased make the speed of the song increase as well a little bit) - maybe build in an option for switching songs. Please put more songs in ;) -the cube doesn't roll on if holding movement direction key pressed -the cube get's painted tooo slowly But that's all minor critic-points. I definetely enjoyed playing it and consider it a good puzzle game.

I play on Linux. Linux version: good. The game a puzzle game, count about 2:30 to finish it. The difficulty is well dosed, but the game remains simple. There are 3 difficulties, with 16 levels in each. To give an idea, only the last 6 levels have asked me for a little reflection, and to actually plan my travels with an external tool. Paper/pencil, I used GIMP, but it's the same:). Relaxing music, basic graphics but doing the job. Replayability, achievements no, no replayability. In short recommended given the low price. GNU/Linux the Linux version is nickel, apart from the resolution management. The full screen in multiscreen is very poorly managed: it turns off all the screens except the main one. Well, given the type of game, playing windowed is not really annoying, but when you leave the game, it touches the resolution of the multiscreen. For my part, he put the screen left in a combo resolution/refresh not supported, it was necessary to reregler. In short, not at the point of this side... OS: Linux Mint 18.2 x64, MATE Edition. Hardware: I7 7700K OC @ 5Ghz, NVIDIA 1080GTX, 32GB RAM. Screens: Triplescreen, including one vertical, one X screen.