Cubetractor Reviews

Cubetractor is a mash-up of bullet-hell and action puzzler. The puzzle part of the game is to analyze what are the available cube combinations on the map and then pull them together to create turrets to take out all the enemies. It gets crazy when you try to build turrets in the position you want while dodging bullets that are shot at you – but that’s the fun!

Love the art and overall feel of this game. The gameplay is decent, though not really my style. Pick it up on sale if you like puzzles with a bit of action mixed in.

An amusing and addictive puzzler. You play as a small blue robot with an obsession for pulling 'cubes'. Depending on how you pull them, cubes can form various structures that can help you fight against enemy structures in each level. The levels are sprinkled with amusing dialogue between the robots.

A cube pulling puzzle game with hints of tower defense. I dig the retro graphics and the chiptunes, but the game is genuinely enjoyable and the tutorials and level design are well-crafted. Definitely worth it as a distraction from your 'main' game.

A little astonished at the number of bad reviews for this one. It's a simple action/puzzler with a little more demand than usual on your "twitch" gaming skills. It feels different and has a cute, tongue-in-cheek atmosphere. Definitely worth it on sale; at full price it depends on your tastes, I suppose.

A really really good game. It has the charm as if playing on a gameboy. The controll, music, soundeffects - everything is fine and fit together. It is not the game with the longest game time - but the time you spent on it is pure quality. I like it ;-) One of my favourite indie games.

Good game. The presentation, graphics, music & controls are fine. The game play can be fast-paced, yet also requires logic & thinking ahead. This is a retro style game, yet it is unique - I don't remember any other game that uses the mechanic of pulling cubes together to make certain things, like this game does. There's decent replay value, as you get 'gradings' for each level that you can improve on, & a good amount of levels to play. Totally worth £6.99.

Maybe a bit expensive for €9.99, but I'm loving the game, the puzzles, the music, the pixel art and the ridiculous conversations in game. If you like quick wit puzzle games, this is a good one!

10 Euro...?! I want my money back! =) My advice: buy it at next Steam sale for 0,99€. Or buy it with the next Indie Bundle... and donate 100% to charity and 0% to developers. ☆☆☆☆☆ 0/5 (without greed factor: 2/5)

A delightful little puzzle game. Success in this asks for a bit of both, cleverness and dexterity. The player has to figure out what are the best positions to place towers, so that they are able to take aim at the opposing towers without receiving too much return fire, all the while weaving between incoming bullets and hostile creatures. For a seasoned bullet dodger the game is not too difficult while not being trivial either. I found the difficulty just right, though I ignored the scoring system and did not aim for the highest honours. Getting the maximum rank requires completing levels without taking any hits while being mightily quick at the same time, and I can imagine that being a hair-pullingly devilish endeavour. I had very nice time spending a few bite-sized moments with this game over a week, until I had passed all the levels. I can very well imagine returning some day to try to get a perfect score.