BuildMoreCubes

Action game with real time strategy elements where you build your army and fight against enemy forces to win battles ✅Good sound design ✅20 levels in three worlds (forest, desert, mountains) ✅Eight different unit types with unique abilities ✅Battles become increasingly difficult with each level ✅Simple and colorful graphics for such a small game ✅You can restore your army from defeated enemies ✅Very good price for this kind of content ❌The game had the potential to have varied missions because the goal is to defeat the enemy (I mean, it could have been: free your allies, support your allies in battle, or survive the battle for 5 minutes) ✅✅Verdict: [strike] Very Bad [/strike] , [strike] Bad [/strike] , [strike] Average [/strike] , [b] Decent [/b] , [strike] Good [/strike] , [strike] Very Good [/strike] (Rating scale for tested games) If you have any questions about my reviews, feel free to ask. I'm happy to answer them. All reviews are my own!! Best regards, King Viking Bezimienny, Polish Game Reviewer

BuildMoreCubes

BuildMoreCubes is a minimalist action-strategy game developed by HA Studio Ltd. and published by SA Industry that centers its entire design around growth through combat. Rather than adopting the traditional framework of real-time strategy games with base construction, resource harvesting, and complex tech trees, it strips the formula down to a single driving concept: defeat enemies to increase the size of your cube army. The game’s premise is simple and immediately understandable, positioning players in control of a swarm of cubes that expands as it consumes rival forces across a series of compact battlefields. The gameplay loop revolves around maneuvering your cube formation into enemy groups, defeating them in automated clashes, and absorbing their units into your own ranks. The more you conquer, the larger your army becomes, reinforcing a feedback loop of aggression and expansion. This mechanic evokes a sense of momentum similar to classic arcade concepts where growth equates to power, but it is framed within a battlefield setting rather than a traditional puzzle or survival context. Engagements are quick, and sessions tend to be short, making the game well-suited for brief bur…

Rebuild and grow your army in order to survive!

very nice game

Terrible and super repetitive - all of the levels are exactly the same. Basically just one of those browser .io games where you make your [blob/army/etc] bigger, except it's offline versus dumb bots. It's also riddled with typos — I'm not convinced SA Industry doesn't mandate typos in their shovelware.