Qube Qross Reviews

Spent more time waiting for the finishing animation than actually playing the game

I was trying to find a good Picross 3D-like game and stumbled across this. It's not like that, sadly. Picross 3D is focussed on destroying blocks, here it's about creating ones. It's a different type of puzzle and it's pretty easy so not much of a challenge. But it's very chill and a nice relaxation for the brain so I can recommend it. Got it on sale for 80% off (only 0,99€ instead of 4,99€). For that price it's a steal! Achievements are also good to 100%.

Really wish Steam had a "meh" option. Overall I'm enjoying my time with the game. It's a nice simple casual game to kill a bit of time on. I do feel like the game is pretty falsely advertised when they claim any puzzle is "challenging". The grid is a 10x10x10 but nothing ever sits on a base bigger that 6 squares and so most of the volume potential is never even utilized. I have less than an hour of game play in at the time of writing and have completed 60 of the 100 puzzles. I've never had a puzzle take longer than 2m to complete and it's pretty apparent what the shape is going to look like the second you load into the level. I've never hit a level where I had to put much thought into where the cubes went. Set review to did not recommend because anyone who really enjoys a Picross game like this and wants even a small challenge would be better served grabbing something else. If you want a puzzle-light to just kill time this game would serve your needs.

Very fun, relaxing, and satisfying. It's like Picross 3D on the 3DS and Power Wash Simulator got together and had a baby and this is that baby. It's a great game and I WILL play it to completion for my YouTube channel.

Disappointing. I had hoped the puzzles would get more complex at higher levels, but they don't. Wouldn't have paid five bucks for it if I'd known that I'd only get about 2h of play time.

I'll be honest - I set my hopes too high with this one. I really enjoy Nonogram/Picross games, and was excited by the idea of 3D puzzles as someone with a very spatially oriented brain. Ultimately this is a very simple and cutesy kind of game, without much creativity in the puzzles. If nothing else, it's motivated me to look for the kind of game I actually wanted out of this. The controls are nice.

Misadvertising. There's zero challenge in this game. Game description: "a challenging logical puzzle game, like Nonogram in 3D". Reality: absolutely trivial, mind-numbing levels that you solve on full autopilot while listening to podcasts or talking on the phone. This game has nothing to do with Picross/Nonogram mechanics, it's basically a glorified Paint By Numbers where you're told exactly what to draw so you draw it. I can't even describe the game as "too easy" because that would imply there is at least some challenge that exists here. To demonstrate, I recorded myself playing through one of the level packs (10 puzzles) for the first time. Note that it's a level pack located past mid-game. Result: solved in ~4:40. At least half the time was spent on level transition animations so it puts us at about 15-20 seconds per puzzle. Yeah. It's that bad. [url=https://youtu.be/-UUBQpMt2Ro]Video proof.[/url] About 1.5 hours in I've solved 100 levels and beat 10k in Time Attack. Honestly it was a waste of time but I just wanted to see how long it'll take. I wouldn't downvote a game for just being too easy as there's an audience for this. But I was mislead into buying this thinking it's a challenging nonogram-like (exactly as the game describes itself) but it's not. I suggest you try [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1158470/Voxelgram/]Voxelgram[/url] which is an actual 3d nonogram game where you'll have to do at least [i]some[/i] logical deducitons from time to time.