Magic Forms

Magic Forms is a basic Rubicks Cube simulator. You get a couple of different variations of the cube. Made with Unity, this looks like a bit of a template/tutorial flip as there's a number of online tutorials showing how to make this game. The quality isn't all that great, and let's face it, this barely qualifies as a video game, so who'd want to buy it? Not many people, and the developer knows, which is why they dumped keys on DailyIndieGame.

Pretty good but i prefer you make it a rubic games

Would have been better if it was a rubiks cube simulator. As is the game not entertaining, and quite boring to be honest.

Magic Forms, developed and published by Ergosphere Game Studio, is a puzzle game that embraces simplicity and turns it into its greatest strength. Rather than relying on elaborate narratives or flashy mechanics, the game focuses entirely on geometric shapes, color arrangement, and logical problem-solving. Its concept is immediately approachable, making it easy for players of all ages to understand, while still offering enough mental stimulation to keep puzzle enthusiasts engaged. The result is a calm and accessible experience that prioritizes thoughtful gameplay over spectacle. At the heart of the game is a collection of geometric forms that players must complete by correctly arranging and coloring their visible faces. What begins with relatively straightforward shapes gradually expands into a broader assortment of objects, including cubes, pyramids, rectangles, hexagons, trapeziums, octagons, and other polygonal structures. Each new form introduces fresh spatial challenges, encouraging players to examine patterns and think carefully about how colors interact across multiple surfaces. The game's progression is built around increasing complexity, allowing players to naturally devel…

Good concept and decent execution.