Hidden Cube World Top-Down 3D

Want 5 minutes of gameplay for a whopping $26.89? You're in luck! HEDE ... err, "Azerbajan Technology" has something for you! "Hidden Cube World Top-Down 3D" offers everything you'd expect from a classical HEDE: [list] [*]asset flipped scenery (this time it's the example scene from [url=https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/117341]KUBIKOS - 3D Cube World[/url]) [*]terribad music and SFX from FreeSound.org, not all of it used under proper license [*]achievements that work but unlock far too early [*]laughably bad UI design [/list] As usual it's a hidden object game but compared to other entries in HEDE's endless series of crap it's certainly the easiest. There are only 32 objects to be found and they aren't hidden all that well. It took me about 5 minutes to find 'em all. Replay value? None whatsoever! It wouldn't take the absolutely ludicrious price tag to vote "No" on this farce of a game. Icing on the cake are the obvious fake reviews with all of them being direct purchases, written in broken english and full of praise for a game they most likely never played. The accounts used have a history of posting fake reviews so you can safely disregard [i]all[/i] of them. [code]…

This game is a total scam, it took me five minutes to walkthrough it and there is no more content. You can only repeat the same map with the same hidden objects over and over again. It is sad to see such a beatiful game without an acual content to play except five minutes. Skill of a game designer is great and such a pity that it just wasting his time with these kind of games.

At 90% off of 99.99$, I got this game for 9.99 thinking it might be a fun little relaxing puzzle game. After 7 mins of game time 3 of that was trying to see if I missed the 2nd level or something but I guess it's just the one. A big pass unless it ever becomes 99% off then maybe for a few mins of "relaxing" clicking "fun".

Hidden Cube World Top-Down 3D, developed by Aztech and published by Azerbaijan Technology, is a minimalist hidden-object experience that revolves around a single, compact idea: exploring a small 3D environment to locate scattered items. Presented from a top-down perspective and built using simple cube-based visuals, the game aims to deliver a quick and accessible search-and-find experience. However, while its premise is easy to grasp, the execution reveals a product that feels more like an early concept than a fully developed game. The gameplay is extremely straightforward. Players are placed within a confined 3D space and tasked with locating a number of hidden objects placed throughout the environment. There are no additional mechanics, no layered objectives, and no evolving systems—just a single goal that remains consistent from start to finish. This simplicity makes the game immediately approachable, as there is virtually no learning curve involved. Anyone can jump in and understand what to do within seconds. However, this same simplicity also limits the experience significantly, as there is little to keep players engaged beyond the initial task. One of the most noticeable as…

Good timekiller that will easily drag you out for a few more hours, a good game

Was pretty hard but I enjoyed it