About the game
Cube Puzzle is a new puzzle game. You have to lead the cube to the exit, and on its way there will be other cubes that you can move in two planes. The project stands out for:
- Spatial physics: you need to see the whole picture
- A variety of levels
- Original gameplay
- Cube management: complete all levels. Difficulty gradually increases, and at the end there are really difficult levels!
Play, think, develop: all this with Cube Puzzle!
Featured in: Block games, Logic games, Games for kids
How to play
In Cube Puzzle you guide your cube to the exit. The path is almost never straight: other cubes block the way, and you have to push them aside to open a route. They move in two planes, so a single obstacle can often be cleared in more than one way.
Before you touch anything, look over the whole level. One badly placed cube can seal off the only route. It helps to work backwards from the exit and figure out which cubes are really in the way. The first levels are short warm-ups, the difficulty keeps climbing, and the final puzzles take some serious thinking.
Controls
Desktop: select cubes and slide them with the mouse.
Phone: tap and drag with your finger. Any screen orientation works.
Features
- Each level: get your cube to the exit
- Blocking cubes slide in two planes
- Spatial puzzles where you need to see the whole board
- A variety of levels
- Difficulty ramps up toward the end
Tips
- Look over the whole level before your first move: one badly pushed cube can block the only route to the exit.
- Trace the path backwards from the exit in your head and note which cubes are definitely in the way.
- Cubes slide along two planes, so an obstacle can often be cleared in several ways — pick the one that doesn't block other paths.
- The first levels are short warm-ups: use them to get used to the controls and to how cubes move.
- Difficulty rises noticeably towards the end. If you're stuck, don't be afraid to restart the level — fresh eyes often spot the answer at once.
- Don't rush the first push: in spatial puzzles you need to see the whole picture, and a minute spent looking saves several restarts.
FAQ
What should I do if I'm stuck on a level?
Trace the route from the exit back to your cube and spot the cubes that are definitely in the way. Often the answer is to move a neighboring cube first, not the nearest one.
Do the levels get harder?
Yes, the difficulty rises gradually, and the last levels are genuinely tough.
Which ways can the cubes move?
The blocking cubes slide in two planes, so most obstacles can be cleared in more than one way.
Is my progress saved?
As a guest, it's kept in this browser on this device. Log in to the portal and it moves to your account, so you can continue on other devices.
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