NICE
Needs music...
Reviews for "Puzzle Cube"
Okay game
Idea is good.
The eyes were a cool feature but it didn't take long to figure out what you were supposed to do.
I would've liked the last puzzle more if you had had the blocks in sequence, but oh well...
But yeah, it'll get better with the music.
If you make a sequel, please make it a bit harder!
bobbyHoellwarth responds:
Thanks. Some people are telling me it is too hard, but I personally agree with you. I think it should be hard.
Great to start, then...
The first puzzle was really cool. Took a while to figure out, but it had a simple logic behind it, so it made sense in the end. The last two puzzles though felt a little tacked on. After all the first puzzle was a sort of "here's some stuff, now figure it out" style that was original. The other two were just very stylish versions of "Find the ball in the cup" and "Simon Says".
All in all, the look and style was great, but too much dependance on Simon Says for points and a lack of a finite ending took a few points off. Might I suggest turning the game into more like a boss fight, where the evil cube in the centre is your enemy and it would switch to any of the three puzzles. If you completed it in so many moves for the first, or did it for so long in the case of Simon Says, you'd do it some damage. Then people would compete to beat it in the fastest time.
Intresting
I think this might make a practical puzzle for Dungeons and Dragons DM's. If they get to zero then the trap goes off.
Not bad, not great, but good
I liked the first puzzle, but the second didn't offer much challenge (would've been a bit more challenging if the pieces moved faster or something), and I didn't find the third puzzle that challenging at all (but I grew up with Simon). Ended with 170 points and stopped mainly because I got tired of the third puzzle. Not bad overall, but there's still some lag where the third puzzle won't always make a sound (both when the player's clicking and when the puzzle's showing the pattern). Would be nice if there were more puzzles.