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Cube Raider
  • Category: Games
  • Versions: 3 archived
  • Installable: 3 of 3
  • Seller: Game Square Interactive

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

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1.0
Requires iOS 4.2+
21.0 MB Install Download
1.1
Requires iOS 4.2+
March 16, 2011
21.0 MB Install Download
1.1.1
Requires iOS 4.2+
March 29, 2011
21.0 MB Install Download

Archived Reviews

Very original puzzle
     
by Jack Burton, ME! · February 23, 2011

The addition of gravity and a rotatable cube to a sokoban-like game make this quite interesting and unique. Plays well on iPad but getting the cube to rotate the direction you want is a little tricky. I like the hesitation before the raider walks off of a cliff. It would benefit from a help section to explain how the game elements work but it is easy enough to figure out.

Cube Raider is a very creative game.
     
by A Cube Raider Fan · January 16, 2012

This is a very creative game. It is also fun to play. I recommend this game highly. :)

New, challenging and non stoppable game!
     
by Lamud · February 6, 2011

Enjoy playing this game very much. The way to play is also interesting and challenging; while trying to collect keys on the 3D cube, have to think carefully not to fall from the cube. It's a bit strange at the beginning cauz I always fall out. But once getting use to it, it's very fun. ;-) Wish to see the next version with more challenging maps added. LOL

Spin Alley
     
by Djflippy · April 5, 2011

The 8-bit soundtrack is amazing; one of the best, actually. I'd pay a buck just for that, personally. As an added bonus, the graphic design is superb. It's one of those games in which all elements are so tightly woven together that it just feels right. Wipeout is the best comparison I can think of, in that regard. The all-important gameplay is quite compelling, as well. It's not quite Sokoban, because the cube adds a whole other dimension... (See what I did there? That's why I don't get paid for this). <br/><br/>What I mean to say is that this added dynamic elicits a completely different thought process than Sokoban. The player has to ensure the little tyke is in the correct place when the cube is reoriented, otherwise it's bye-bye cubehead. Collectible gold dots are placed strategically around the maze in order to direct your attention and to create the puzzle elements. You collect them by simply walking over them, but what is not simple is to figuring out the correct path to do so.<br/><br/>The spin controls could be better separated, between x and y, but they're passable. When you're looking for a game you may have missed, it's worth a look, if it smells like win. This is a sleeper, with wicked attitude and killer tracks, not to be missed.

Highly recommend
     
by Jcxxxamel · February 9, 2011

Excellent game. One of the best so far.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.