Sugar Cube has been lovingly created by the highly talented bunch over at Turtle Cream, a South Korean indie team responsible for the upcoming 6180 The Moon which looks to be a fantastic, new and strange game.
Indie Royale has launched its Evolved Bundle, featuring five titles starting at $5.33. Titles included in the bundle include: Unmechanical, The Path, Krater, Sugar Cube: Bittersweet Factory, and OIO from Uncanny Games.
The puzzles are something that works in virtually every genre, but in games where the main objective is to jump between platforms and avoiding obstacles, puzzles bring an additional layer of complexity that makes these games are success. The puzzles come in various formats, each with strengths and weaknesses but those who are in my opinion the best puzzles are those that are there and not realize, being part of the main game mechanics itself.
Although the idea of Turtle Cream to work better on paper than in the game itself, the truth is that Sugar Cube has a very strong concept that fits this definition puzzle. Need to study every move, look at the level as a whole and provide all the steps you will take and then try to perform these steps on a quality platform game which has no mercy for the player, a hit is a death.
Sugar Cube: Bittersweet Factory is an enjoyable game that has you assume the role of a sugar cube who must save your friends from various factories.
