Cubot reviews

Super Puzzler, simple at the beginning, Walking brain Cansome later. Some things look so simple at first, but cheek quite nicely in the Head, but for this super narrow Price, even without Bundle ma can do nothing wrong at all, and Trading cards are also there, since money is almost back on. Conclusion: Absolutely recommended.

At first, I was a little afraid of how the game my turns out. The menu seemed a bit odd for a computer game, and the sound design was not very great, but thankfully, it doesn't reflect the game quality ! It's pretty neat and addictive, the puzzles are well made, the gameplay is fun, I like it ! It's also calming and charming, how to say no to that ?

Really interesting Game, even if it's actually very short. Some Levels are really simple, while others are very hard (I certainly needed half my Playing Time for only 2 Levels, which were particularly heavy). It is a Pity that you can "buy" the Solution. After All, not with "real Money," but with a Unit that can be achieved through successful Levels. That then makes giving up easier. Rehighly recommended For this Price!

I play on Linux. Linux version: excellent. The game a puzzle where we move cubes. Few mechanics, simple mechanics to understand, but complicated levels. This is what makes a good puzzle game, this is the case here. The realization is quite correct for a game of the genre: colors well contrasted with the décor, an atmosphere music not disturbing. Replayability, achievements as far as completing the levels is not too difficult (and again...), as much as finishing them in the number of shots required becomes already more arduous:). In short a good game in its genre. Recommended. GNU/Linux the Linux version is excellent. I have not encountered any problems and the game turns to the hair on my machine. OS: Linux Mint 17 x64, MATE Edition. Hardware: i5 3570K OC @ 4.5 GHz, NVIDIA 670GTX, 16GB RAM. Screens: Triplescreen, including one vertical, configured in separate X-screens.

Cubot is a reflection game and it is a marvel you know that cubot is a small masterpiece made by a French Studio? And Yes... The goal is simple (realization is much less especially when you progress in the worlds). This is to bring the cubes to their box of the same color. Simple, isn't it? But where it gets complicated is that by progressing in the worlds, you have cubes of different colors and each color corresponds to a different rule of displacement. For example, the blue cube advances a square when red advances it by two squares. Oh yes, I forgot to say the most important, all cubes advance at the same time! To finish, Cubot costs you less than two euros, it would be really silly not to enjoy it. To discover all my impressions on Cubot. [www.graal.fr] http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=392565309