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Exocubes

Looking for a way to escape from the seemingly endless barrage of rooms? Form combinations from magical cubes, ENERGIZE them with scanners, and BLAST the walls blocking your way to freedom! The world is populated with 49 different rooms, each with different hazards and challenges. Use the items present in the rooms to help you in dire times. Cubes can also turn nasty and make your life even harder. Gather up your wits, skill and survival instincts, you will need them in this great escape!

Free Trial - 20.83 MB

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$6.99

by - Oberon Media

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cyruszuo's Review - October 4, 2007 - View all my reviews (10)

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Different...

The best way I can describe Exocubes is an inverted Meteos mixed with Puzzle Bobble.

The game plays differently than most and has a weird theme of abstract expressionism mixed with cubes. The goal is to move cubes vertically in the columns to make 3 (or hopefully more) colors match in either a column or a row. Then, when those cubes are scanned they crash (thunderously!) to the bottom of the screen. Crash enough cubes and you move on.

There are some power-ups and a variety of challenges to keep the game feeling fresh, and though it was kinda fun in small doses, it felt tedious and difficult when played for more than 20 minutes. Certainly it is a different puzzle game than most, so if you like originality, or just want to see that blue cube head guy in motion, it might be worth at least checking out.

This review has an average score of 3.6 - Based on 7 ratings
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andrewhow20's Review - January 2, 2010 - View all my reviews (114)

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Exocubes

I found this game easy because it was like playing Astropop. Oberon Media have found their own version of astropop both games are easy to play. The similarity is that AstroPop uses a kind of rocket to launch the cubes and Exocubes doesn't

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abhinav7mishra's Review - October 3, 2007 - View all my reviews (6)

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cool

this game is cool than i thought man this game is amazing download this game and play the demo version you will be glad if you did it. man i am surely going to buy this game

This review has an average score of 1.3 - Based on 11 ratings
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System Requirements:

OS: Windows XP
Memory: 256 MB
DirectX: 7.0 or later
CPU: P3 800

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Developed By:	Oberon Media
Published By:	Oberon Media

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