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Fairy Cubes HD
  • $4.99
  • Category: Games
  • Versions: 3 archived
  • Installable: 3 of 3
  • Seller: Artex Studios, Inc.

Requirements: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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1.2
Requires iOS 3.2+
13.1 MB Install Download
1.2.1
Requires iOS 3.2+
Non-Retina
December 14, 2010
13.1 MB Install Download
1.2.41
Requires iOS 3.2+
Non-Retina
March 30, 2011
11.2 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
November 11, 2010 $0.99
January 6, 2011 1.2.2 49 $2.99
June 18, 2012 76 $4.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 12
Okay
     
by badkitty_ · July 8, 2012

It took me a little while to figure out how to play it. Once I did, it didn't take long before it started to become boring. I guess I just don't find games like this that appealing and it doesn't hold my interest. It is nicely rendered but it seems more suited for children.

Casual Excitement
     
by rareoners · November 14, 2010

At first , I didn't know exactly what i was doing but then after a minute or two it clicked. The soundtrack is soothing. The graphics (environment and cubes) are very polished and the developer took their time with everything involved. I am glad i came across this game and will try to beat all the levels and hopefully see more projects from the developer as well. Nicely done!

Love it
     
by myfysyfy · January 26, 2011

Very addictive. Love it!!

great 3D Puzzle
     
by nandatul · December 8, 2010

great! pretty interest in game.

A cute 3D take 3 of a kind Mahjong.
     
by Lord Gek · November 16, 2010

The gameplay is straight forward enough, match 3 cubes (either out on the board or in your reserve stock) to remove them and complete the level before your two stock tray go over their capacity. The scoring is also very clear with each cube matched in the level's main figure are worth 100 points, using a cube from stock is -10, and any cubes left over in stock at the end of the level are worth -20. So while ideally you'd want to make as many matches as you can just from the cubes on the playfield, if you ignore your reserve stock too long it could either end the game for you or at least give you a nasty end of level penalty.<br/><br/>The game starts off at a pretty leisurely pace but as the levels advance, the figures become much larger (requiring more spinning of the figure to find your matches), there are more different types of cubes to match, and the cubes fill up your stock much quicker.<br/><br/>I'm really looking forward to promised updates that will add special power-up cubes to mix stuff up.

Fairy cubes
     
by Linkmarkr · November 26, 2010

Was enjoying the game a lot when the arrows disappeared completely....can't get the back even by re-downloading. Without arrows, can't play....help

Great Game
     
by Foxie Lee · November 6, 2010

This game is so good. The graphics are the best I have seen in any game and a very good job by the developer. Thanks for making such a nice and fun game. I tried the lite deleted it and bought the full. It is a must game to have on your iPad.

An interesting take on match 3 games
     
by Rodney Somerstein · November 19, 2010

This is definitely an interesting take on match 3 games. I own quite a few of this kind of game and it is rare that someone really comes up with something unique. Fairy Cubes HD has managed to do that. Instead of just staring at a group of flat tiles, you have to look at 3D shapes to find the matching cube. Sometimes, the one you need to match is hidden on the back side of the current mass of cubes. If you are looking for something different in the match 3 genre, give this a try.<br/><br/>So why only 4 stars instead of 5? I'd like to see the following improvements:<br/><br/>- The game is only challenging at all in the highest difficulty setting. Please ramp up the difficulty a bit on the easier modes. I don't see anyone being challenged by them.<br/><br/>- Allow continual rotation when the arrows are pressed. Right now, the cube doesn't seem to keep rotating when you press an arrow multiple times. It usually seems to reverse rotation with the second arrow press.<br/><br/>- Allow the mass cubes to be rotated by swiping/dragging. This game is begging to be more interactive. You have a large shape on the screen that is being rotated on a touch sensitive device but it can only be rotated by clicking on arrow. That just doesn't feel quite right.

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