Xuhivan's Autonomous Cube
Cahliban · 2025 · Turn-Based Tactics, Roguelite, Auto Battler, Puzzle, Turn-Based Strategy
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About Xuhivan's Autonomous Cube
A roguelite turn based strategy game, where your units move autonomously after you set them in motion, such that you have to rely on the turns of the magic cube.
Sounds crazy? Well, it is.
Fight through a series of procedurally generated cubes before you exceed the number of allowed rotations, crushing tough bosses like Aranthos, or Tasanzang, who broke a holy oath thrice, and was forgiven twice, until you may fight Xuhivan the Godless himself, to only fail or succeed on this cubic battlefield, what does it matter really?
Luckily, you are not bound to winning square: Use relics to your advantage, turn the time back or make a pact with the old gods in Overworld Events. Yet, beware: Not all that glinters is brass, and some choices will cost you more dearly than just the time you payed...
Command the Guardian of Love, the leader of the cannibals who now inhibit the once proud city of Naan, Chiron the Dragonslayer, Lung the traveling monk, that lizard born without wings declared bastard by his family, infamous for their ingenious poetry, Drunk Demons of Sand, Phoenixes, Swamp Dragons and many more.
Rotate the cube smartly to make your enemies drown, blow them of the edge of the cube, or burn everything to the ground until nothing of them remains. But indeed, the squares are ruthless, and having your enemies spawned two tiles off may lead to drastically different outcomes, and the fire that you intended to unleash on your enemies may burn your very hand.
All litigations based on bite marks in your keyboard are exempt.
Sounds crazy? Well, it is.
Every Run is Different
Fight through a series of procedurally generated cubes before you exceed the number of allowed rotations, crushing tough bosses like Aranthos, or Tasanzang, who broke a holy oath thrice, and was forgiven twice, until you may fight Xuhivan the Godless himself, to only fail or succeed on this cubic battlefield, what does it matter really?
Luckily, you are not bound to winning square: Use relics to your advantage, turn the time back or make a pact with the old gods in Overworld Events. Yet, beware: Not all that glinters is brass, and some choices will cost you more dearly than just the time you payed...
Mythic Lore
Command the Guardian of Love, the leader of the cannibals who now inhibit the once proud city of Naan, Chiron the Dragonslayer, Lung the traveling monk, that lizard born without wings declared bastard by his family, infamous for their ingenious poetry, Drunk Demons of Sand, Phoenixes, Swamp Dragons and many more.
Break the Game or Get Broken
Rotate the cube smartly to make your enemies drown, blow them of the edge of the cube, or burn everything to the ground until nothing of them remains. But indeed, the squares are ruthless, and having your enemies spawned two tiles off may lead to drastically different outcomes, and the fire that you intended to unleash on your enemies may burn your very hand.
All litigations based on bite marks in your keyboard are exempt.
Other Features
- Unlock new units, relics and events after every run
- Strange and bizzare handcrafted overworld
- Cutscenes
- Generally we hope its a decent game
- And many more
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
So, you think you're clever, do you? Here's a chance to prove it. I have been playing and testing this game for months and the one thing I'm going to tell you is this: do not buy this if you are insecure about your intelligence. [list] [*]This is not a game for people who are not willing to experiment. [*]This is not a game for people who are not willing to learn. [*]This is not a game for people who are afraid to fail. [/list] This is a hardcore puzzle game in the vein of games that are tough, but fair. Git Gud! You are -- somebody, it isn't clear who, navigating the workshop of a wizard. Each run is a progression of Rubik cubes with enemies scattered across their faces. You progress through the game by strategically placing your units on the cubes and manipulating the cube to advance turns and eliminate the opposing units. This gets tricky fast, and you have to be able to test hypotheses, observe behavior, and piece together the nuances of strategy over time. This probably doesn't sound appealing, but picture this: You are frustrated, you have two units in a stale mate and your only other unit is on the exact same square on the next face over. You are annoyed and angry tha…2 found this helpful
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