Running around in this game feels like trying to tame chaos. Sometimes you think you understand the mechanics, then everything gets wonky. It’s a tense experience that somehow keeps pulling you back for more. As annoying as it is, I keep sticking with it anyway.
Cube Plus has a neat mechanic for navigating tricky levels. The physics are a bit wonky, making jumps unpredictable. It’s simple enough at first but gets tricky fast. You’ll spend more time figuring out the wonky controls than actually playing.
Most of the play is about how you configure your character. No fancy armor, just positioning and a good loadout. Some setups seem better for certain puzzles, but there’s no clear best. You find what works through trial and error, usually by frustration.
There’s a sneaky way to skip some repetitive sections if you know the secret spots. Always watch for hidden pathways, even when they seem pointless. It’s addictive trying to discover shortcuts, though it can be annoying when things don't go as planned.
The story unfolds as you progress through various levels. The ending is straightforward but feels a bit abrupt. You finish feeling like you barely scratched the surface, and the sense of completion is minimal. Overall, it’s a decent ride for a quick fix.
