Rubek

Mouais, BOF..., this is what Rubek inspires me. Although basic and common, the initial concept seemed interesting to me: it is a matter of bringing a cube to the finish by making it roll, under certain constraints. In fact, on its way there are + symbols, each of which can be white, red, blue or green. When one of the faces of the cube arises on such a symbol, it adopts its color. A green slab will then require a green face for you to pass it on. The only exception to this rule is the white slab, on which one can put any color. Alas, that is just about everything... As the 80 levels that Rubek account add to this only two other mechanisms: the first is a button that will modify the arrangement of the slabs, the other a teleporter, both being coloured and therefore subject to the stresses mentioned above. You might as well say that after a while, you get bored! It will also have to contend with a somewhat erratic difficulty and a capricious handling of the mouse. We feel the porting of the mobile phone game not quite optimized. Last worry, the stars. When you finish a level, you are assigned one, two or three stars depending on the number of trips we have made. The concern here comes from a margin often too permissive, when it is about the maximum score. On many occasions, I saw myself winning the three stars with a number of movements less than the required of nearly 20%... Or, in rare cases, 30%! Not very rewarding, nor wise, especially when one considers that a button also allows to undo the previous actions. To conclude, Rubek does not seem to me at all unavoidable, because it suffers from too repetitive gameplay and choices in my opinion questionable. Verdict: 2/5-mediocre, overall.