I Ask The Cube Where To Go
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February 3, 2024
2 years and 181 days ago
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8 itemsAbout the Game
(Using translator)
*Photosensitive epilepsy warning: This Game has high brightness or rapidly changing lens effects.
I Ask The Cube Where To Go is a suffer parkour game, you will face brief falls and repetitive, lengthy, bumpy roads.
-When you start the game, you will see a cube, which is very common.
-When you press WASD or rotate the joystick, you can see the cube moving, which is a very common operation.
-The goal of the game is on the mountain in front of it, which is a very common design.
The cube is actually just rotating, using its own edges to pry and move itself.
You can view the cube from a third or first perspective, or any other way you wish, but it's not that important, just like you don't care what the cube will see you as.
This game should not be as difficult or interesting or good as other similar games.
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Self rating: 8/10
—— Bilibili：危途异客
*Photosensitive epilepsy warning: This Game has high brightness or rapidly changing lens effects.
I Ask The Cube Where To Go is a suffer parkour game, you will face brief falls and repetitive, lengthy, bumpy roads.
-When you start the game, you will see a cube, which is very common.
-When you press WASD or rotate the joystick, you can see the cube moving, which is a very common operation.
-The goal of the game is on the mountain in front of it, which is a very common design.
The cube is actually just rotating, using its own edges to pry and move itself.
You can view the cube from a third or first perspective, or any other way you wish, but it's not that important, just like you don't care what the cube will see you as.
This game should not be as difficult or interesting or good as other similar games.
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Self rating: 8/10
—— Bilibili：危途异客
