Cubic Light

Alright. [i]Cubic Light[/i] is done and dusted. This is a pretty simple puzzle game overall, so let's dive right in. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3253849693 Your goal is to match colored cubes to their corresponding cubes/rows on the puzzle. When they don't have a number attached, they will light up the entire row they are placed on, in the direction the arrow(s) points. When they do have a number, they will light up the corresponding amount of cube slots in the direction the number arrow is facing. When a cube is colorless, you have the option to change its color to be used on the location of the puzzle you believe it belongs. When you light up the entire puzzle, you have completed the level. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3253849642 There are seventy five levels in total. The majority of these are incredibly easy and will take you exactly as long as it takes to move the cubes into position. So, a minute or two tops. Until you get to level seventy. That difficulty spikes pretty high for the remaining puzzles, and there is no ramp up in difficulty before that, so level seventy in particular will probably take you a little while…

[b]5/10[/b] Place shapes on the grid to light up all the squares. [b]What is it:[/b] Something like the Blocks puzzle, or Tangrams, or even Jigsaws. You have to cover up a grid of colored cells with the available shaped blocks. The first levels have a few blocks that extend infinitely in any combination of the four directions, like vertical or horizontal beams, Ls, Ts, or crosses. Later levels add numbered blocks, which extend only a fixed number of cells. Every 5 levels you get a more complicated level in which you start with uncolored blocks, you must both find the right place and choose the right color for each block. Overall, the game is very easy. Even with the blank blocks there’s almost no challenge, since the grid is split into areas that require only one or two obvious blocks. Out of the 75 levels, only 5 are non-trivial, and only one of those is actually challenging. This puts the game in the “relaxing” category, but the sharp turn up in difficulty near the end means that players looking for a challenge will get bored long before the end, and the casual players looking for a relaxing game will get seriously frustrated at level 70. The controls are a bit problematic. O…

its a puzzle game with most of the work cut out for you with all the colors given, honestly it could use a bit more level and maybe a leveling system to play around with. As a sandbox game it gives me a few ideas and is pretty fun on its own. The only challenge is level 70 and maybe the color switching ones. All in all just an achievement game. Try it out if you wanna just chill out and have youre fun.

Recommend for puzzle enthusiast as it has a slight "jigsaw" twist style to the game. The instructions were a little vague on the color change ability. Once it was understood, the mechanics of this game are simple. The levels were increasing with difficult at a good pace that you won't get frustrated easily.