Subcube

Played on Steam Deck. My spatial puzzle solving is apparently not up to the task because after getting gold, which I think is minimum moves, on the first page of puzzles I just could not solve any more. There are so many possibilities for combinations of moving each of the 4 or 5 pieces that with no fixed points it becomes overwhelming to even tell if you're on the right track or not. Some sort of hint system would...

6 found this helpful, 2023-09-30

apr 2022 edit: complete gfx overhaul and some changes, edited the review. subcube isn't your typical cube-rolling game, as instead of rolling cubes, your goal is to create them by moving their tetris-shaped pieces around. for starters, 2x2x2 will do, but it soon turns into 3x2x3, which isn't a cube, but close enough. both keyboard and mouse work for controls, but I'd recommend the former, or maybe a combination of...

16 found this helpful, 2019-11-17

A well made puzzle game that feels a bit like the lovechild of Tetris and Edge (or Edge Extended) The music and sound effects are very ethereal and relaxing, which is a good thing as it helps offset some of the puzzle induced frustration. Graphically, it has just enough polish to run well on lower end systems but still looks nice. As the game progresses, I found the target number of moves to be extremely...

5 found this helpful, 2023-06-06