Unlock The King 3
Minimol Games · 2020 · Difficult, Puzzle, Abstract, Minimalist, Sokoban
PC
Positive81% · 48 📉 Recent reviews down 73%
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About Unlock The King 3
A new sequel of the successful Unlock The King, now with 3D boards based on Rubik's Cubes. An originally designed puzzle game inspired by chess. Move the pieces and create a path to Unlock the King.
- Brand new gameplay mechanics based on the Rubik's cube;
- Originally designed concept, including electronic board, lightning-fast piece movements, trigger buttons, and movable parts;
- 50 original design levels;
- Original soundtrack;
- Designed for Unlock The King fans and newcomers alike.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the game's reasonable complexity balance and acknowledge it's worth the low price, but note it suffers from poor 3D perspective design that makes puzzles unclear and difficult to navigate. Common complaints include lack of settings to adjust controls, relatively easy puzzles that can be solved quickly, and some feeling that later levels don't fully utilize their mechanics, with most agreeing the first two games in the series are better.
Not bad. It balances complexity well. A bit janky and easy to cheese, but worth a dollar. Just don't get the first two games.1 found this helpful
This one has some interesting mechanics introduced, but by not being able to see in three dimensions, makes it impossible to solve the puzzle or really, know what to do. I still like the first game. This and the second are way too ambitious with poor execution. It's a shame really.1 found this helpful
Short and sweet, in the later levels I feel like you don't even need half of the buttons/portals/pieces. All of the levels can be solved in a minute or so
50 chess puzzles, from easy to intermediate. Nothing especially challenging. A handful of the later puzzles are deceptively easy, with one or two feeling like they solved themselves. It's fine, definitely worth a dollar, but whether it's worth your time is debatable. I had a little bit of fun unraveling the moving parts, so I'll trust you to answer that question.
Vertical view control is inverted by default. Yeah okay, I suppose that's fair, sure, I'll just turn off the inversion in the settings- ... Where ARE the settings? Nope. Unplayable. Not gonna sit through dozens of levels getting more and more nauseous due to the ridiculous 3D view control. Why the sudden change?! Neither of the previous two titles had this. Whoever made this change needs to be smacked for being silly.
Hard to play
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