Feels like those small F2P phone games except it's not a F2P. Puzzles could be solved by a 3yo in classic mode but it passes time pretty well. Kinda repetitive at some point. You get what you pay for.

The game is good overall but I enjoyed it less than Whispers of a Machine, the second game of the devs. It also suffers from the same problems.

Great game. Story is well written and depending on your dialogue choices, problem solving will be different. Miss a fast travel and current objectives options (you didn't listen well? you're ♥♥♥♥♥♥).

You liked Portal? Chances are you'll like Q.U.B.E too. The atmoshpere really is oppressive, mechanics are well introduced... The story is the only "meh" point, it could use some more depth.

No challenge whatsoever, only a nice short story with a peaceful atmosphere. Offers death and LGBTQ friendly viewpoints. Worth the experience.

Core concept really is great, but difficulty gradient is BS. Some mechanics won't be explain and at some point you just understand things by yourself only to discover they won't be used anymore later.

Pretty and captivating, although a bit pricey. Game design well executed, having a big brain isn't really required.

You are a golf ball playing "golf" levels. Much golf, very fun.

Meh. Not very pretty, levels are too long imo, and as this isn't your typical match-3 game, you never get those satisfying moments where gems keep on falling and making matches.

Gameplay is okay (I mean it's just a point'n click so...), but the story, translation and cutscenes suck. Art is quite pretty though.