Tech-Gaming: "Players use the d-pad to control a block column, flipping the object toward a blue exit square. When the block is on its side, it rolls along; when the object is upright, it flips end over end. Players must keep more than half of the block on the playfield, which is composed of a set of squares set upon a grid. Move the object too far, and the block tumbles into the abyss, resetting the cuboid to its original position. Later variations include wood planks that break from too much weight, and switches that cause sections of the playfield to rise and fall.
While the game has sixty-six levels, I found myself embarrassingly frustrated at the fifth round. Even expert puzzlers should expect Cuboid to assault their ego- the game gets incredibly devious quite early on. After a ten minute reprieve, I returned to the game equipped with a potential solution. Clearly, this is a game that demands intermittent play."
STP: If you’re up for a challenging puzzle game, look no further. Just know that it will show you no mercy.
Nineoverten.com has put up a review of HeroCraft's Cuboid 3D Puzzle Game for iOS devices. The game is a port of a popular PSN hit of the same title and features stunning graphics and crafty puzzles.
"Ready to see how much a single rectangular block can get your puzzle solving brain cranking?
Cuboid, developed by HeroCraft, is an awesome puzzle game involving a simple rectangular block that will mess with your brain more than you would of expected. The goal is to rotate the block from face-to-face of the block, across an ever changing grid board to a gateway hole and drop the block in. Looks simple as hell when you first open the game up. You’ll quickly realize its far from it."
