CubeLoop

So I got Cube loop 100% because I thought it may be like the movies I grew up with but it was now. Pros: Multiple game modes Simple enough design Ran smooth enough Cons: Puzzle was meh It feels cheaper than I thought once I played it It almost feels like an intro VR game that got ported into a regular game. I tried it, it wasn't awful, I can't justify it costing 10 bucks at this point, and sadly it doesn't look like there will be any update anytime soon to fix its shortcomings.

[i] My Experience [/i] Although it spent a lot of time on my wishlist, I finally tried [b]CubeLoop[/b] recently with a co-op partner. Although I tend to enjoy co-op escape room-type experiences, something about the presentation of [b]CubeLoop[/b], the maze component, and the way that developer Factory Trashcension describes the game ("every mistake can cost you your life[,] and something that will hurt you more than your life.") led me to wait until a recent sale to finally pull the trigger. Although I did appreciate the minimalist philosophy of the design (upon launching the game you're unceremoniously thrown into a bare lobby with a phone in the middle to recruit allies), I found the graphics to be ugly and the maze component to be monotonous. I groaned after launching the second puzzle, as the structure was so similar to that of the tutorial. I'm still in these boring gray rooms, getting zapped with laser grids after each mistake. Unfortunately, we got stuck on this second puzzle. We attempted to devise multiple rules for how to proceed correctly, but none were correct. After much protestation from my co-op partner, we even activated the three puzzle hints in the lobby, but s…

didnt like the game myself but it looked pretty neet game