Push cubes to their respective target points in 30 increasingly difficult levels! Every level contains a few colored cubes in various shapes that shall be put to their target points! After completing this challenge, finish the level by entering the goal. 

Later levels include unique mechanics to alter the cubes in a way that you can fulfill the needs for the level - these include recoloring cubes and combining cubes by fusion!

Too easy for you? Once finished, the Hard Mode awaits: Do you have what it takes to beat the game with near-perfect precision? One wrong step might be fatal, as your step count is now restricted.

You'll be awarded a medal when completing a level in Hard Mode:

How to Play?

Move the player cube with WASD. You can move cubes by pushing them around. Small cubes can even be pushed by other small cubes, such that you can create a chain of cubes :-) But watch out, once cubes are fused together into large ones, you can only push one of them at a time!

You can restart a level anytime by pressing R, and undo your last step by pressing Z.

All movement and game mechanics are explained in detail when they are introduced in-game for the first time, so don't worry.

Are you stuck while playing or think a certain level is too easy / too difficult? Please let me know in the comments!

Included Features

• 30 hand-crafted levels with increasing difficulty
• Medal System to keep track of your progress
• Hard Mode* that restricts movement and shifts the focus towards careful planning
• Level Select Screen* to try and test new strategies for different levels
• Level Editor* to create, play and share your own levels with others

* unlocked after completing first playthrough

Regarding the Future...

Cubiq is still in development and not finished. I decided to upload the game to itch.io to get valuable input from players, so please feel free to write me a comment if you see something that needs to be fixed, have a nice idea to think about, or just want to express your opinion about the game :-)

What's next?

The Level Editor Workshop is not implemented yet, which means in order to play levels by other players, you will have to ask them to send the level file to you. The Workshop will hopefully be included soon.

I also want to expand on the idea of cube modification mechanics (e.g. recoloring and fusing), but am still in the process of brainstorming what would be fitting to include.

Of course, more levels to play are also to be included soon!