Quick!

[janl@narrativ.es]

@grumpygamer Rubick’s.

[josh0@babka.social]

@grumpygamer Cubert?

[mcc@mastodon.social]

@grumpygamer you roll a die, and whatever number the die turns up with is the number of dies the die splits into. 1 = no splitting it just stays. 6 = die forks into 6 dies, in random directions. then when each of those dies come to a stop each of them fork. the "game" is how long the game can run on your computer before the process crashes (with the special super lose condition: you roll a die on pass 1)

[mike@sauropods.win]

@grumpygamer Tetris-like game with 3d shapes made of cubes!

[nategullion@mastodon.art]

@grumpygamer a gamecube, if you will... Sorry. Low hanging fruit.

[psychicparrot42@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@grumpygamer Match 3: Cubes

[scarlett@gamepad.club]

@grumpygamer Maybe some sort of game where you have to explore and escape a maze?

[dwlt@mastodon.me.uk]

@grumpygamer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curiosity:_What%27s_Inside_the_Cube%3F

[scarlett@gamepad.club]

@grumpygamer Unironically some sort of puzzle game where you have to move a shape around might work well?

[clew@ecoevo.social]

something out of Axelrod?

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[countstex@dice.camp]

@grumpygamer didn't Peter Moleneux already make that game?

[tomtrottel@mastodontech.de]

@grumpygamer sokoban ?

[jromin@toot.cafe]

@grumpygamer a sokoban inspired game maybe? Or a game where you move boxes between trucks.

[xavier@sunny.garden]

@grumpygamer 3D remake of Thomas Was Alone

[bazzargh@hachyderm.io]

@grumpygamer someone's finally making it? https://youtu.be/4aGDCE6Nrz0

[hp@mastodon.tmm.cx]

@countstex @grumpygamer no, can't you see Ron is actually thinking about what to make?

[lardratboy@corteximplant.com]

@grumpygamer da-cubes gotta collect all 2^24 of them to win, player can name them, watch them grow, export them to blender for machinima. endless fun

[ertain@mast.linuxgamecast.com]

@grumpygamer How about a game where the cubes evolve by eating each other? It's a game of survival of the fittest.

[dkesserich@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@grumpygamer something color-shifting based? Like you have to change the cube's color to pass through different doors. But instead of matching colors, you have to pick the opposite color to essentially cancel out the frequency (also include an audio component where each color is linked to a different audio waveform)

[lgsp@social.tchncs.de]

@grumpygamer

Dice roll game?