

Cube Foundry
Jabran · 2026 · Incremental, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Singleplayer
PC
5 user reviews0% · 5 📈 Making a comeback 31%
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About Cube Foundry
"In the beginning was the Void. Then came the Click. Then came everything."One Click shattered infinite stillness and forged the First Cube. Six faces. Twelve edges. Eight vertices. Now you stand at the Foundry. The Architects are watching. The First Click "Every click echoes the original act of creation." Generators — The Eight Ages of Ascension From Assembler Static to Dimensional Nexus. 600+ upgrades across 20+ specialization paths. Prestige — Metamorphosis, Not Loss "The caterpillar does not mourn its cocoon. Why do you mourn your Cubes?"187 permanent upgrades. The first Prestige is fear. The hundredth is something else entirely. New Game+ — Infinite Cycles Reset. Keep what matters. 5 NG+ Abilities. At Cycle 5, Auto-Prestige dissolves the boundary between player and perpetual creation. Astral Essence & Roguelite Cards Draw cosmic cards. Massive bonuses. Real penalties. Bold or reckless — you decide. Mastery — You Become It "Mastery is not a skill. It is who you are."Five attributes. Five abilities. One identity. Worlds Within Worlds — 7 Minigames Win Potions in minigames. They persist across every Prestige and NG+ cycle. 81+ Lore Fragments — The Architects Are Watching Five Architects: the Observer, the Cultivator, the Transformer, the Destroyer, the Transcendent.A forbidden Sixth. Behind it all: The Dreamer."Creation is its own reward."The Void is waiting. The Foundry is ready. Click.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I was enjoying Cube Foundry at first, but the constant messing with achievements has completely killed it for me. The developer keeps adding achievements, then removing them, then changing them again. It feels like being handed something just to have it snatched away for no reason. For players who actually value their time, especially achievement hunters, this is beyond frustrating. It makes every hour invested feel pointless. Achievements are supposed to be milestones. Instead, here they’re temporary decorations that can disappear whenever the dev feels like it. Why should anyone grind for them if they might just get deleted later? What’s stopping the developer from wiping the entire list next month? This isn’t “updating” the game, it’s disrespecting the player’s time. I’ve officially uninstalled the game and won’t touch it again. I can’t recommend this to anyone who cares about consistent progression. Trolling the players isn’t a sustainable strategy. Good luck keeping the players with this approach.4 found this helpful
Welp. I added this game to my account June 28th, 2025 (according to my licenses page). It's been one hell of a year. I won't lie to you, this game is quite buggy. Grabbing the scrollbars throttles my CPU, clicking too fast can bring everything to a crawl, and the prestige points randomly appear and disappear sometimes. The performance can also be a bit eh at times, regardless of hardware (I have absolutely no idea why it won't use more than 1 CPU worker, man </3). But, I also can't lie to you, the game is unrecognisable from where it started and where it is now. The UI has undergone incredible polishing, the minigames, the graphics, the performance, and the gameplay loop. It's been quite an adventure, from seeing the Prestige menu that was "Going to be implemented soon!" a bit after I started playing to seeing the massive P and NG+ menus and upgrade menus today. You have clearly put an insane amount of effort into this game, and the effort and care is very clearly seen. I feel happy to have been able to watch it evolve over the course of the last year (and one week). The UI is incredible, the performance now is night and day compared to the not-so-optimised loop from last year, a…1 found this helpful
just 100% the game current achievements not even how the workers work or how i have 3 workers always active, i asked for help on this and the guy who made this ignored me. safe to say dont buy this game its very buggy alot of graphical bugs and audio bugs. Thank past me for not buying this game and instead getting it for free
Slop Clicker.
It actually feels like an unfinished school project, highly unpolished and all over the place. Right from the start, It got several patches, constantly breaking things and messing with achievements. I'm happy i've dropped it altogether right before it became a buy-to-play. Good luck, you'll need it. [4/10]
Not too bad... until endgame where the whole point is to click a few times, prestige, click again, prestige, etc etc. Almost in end game the automatic buy doesn't work anymore, and I'm sure some upgrades don't either.
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