Quick!

[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?

[dkesserich@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@grumpygamer actually, now I want to try prototyping this....

[legit_spaghetti@mastodo.neoliber.al]

@grumpygamer A mobile game where a cube glows brighter and brighter the harder you shake your device and if you reach a million lumens you win a prize. The trick is not to yeet your phone. Game could be called "Dammit I dropped my phone again!"

[mook@possum.city]

@grumpygamer@mastodon.gamedev.place like tetris but you have to form certain geometric shapes of the same color using the cubes for the cubes to disappear

[lord@pleroma.lord.re]

@grumpygamer@mastodon.gamedev.place devil dice 2 maybe ?

[guibuu@mstdn.social]

@grumpygamer Something like Edge!
https://youtu.be/-Kr344Pduow

[plaidtron3000@jorts.horse]

@grumpygamer

Cube Bert?

[countstex@dice.camp]

@hp @grumpygamer aye, I was just making a joke.

[diskostu@mastodon.social]

@grumpygamer Portal 3. Reduced to the companion cube.

[hp@mastodon.tmm.cx]

@countstex @grumpygamer sorry, my reply was also a joke. To really pile on the Moleneux hate.

[bazzargh@hachyderm.io]

@grumpygamer there was a whole genre like rubek of rolling cubes with painted sides to paint a maze or hit switches. Bloxorz was an early one. Easy to generate levels, just random walk something that the person has to recreate.

[wlm@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@mike @grumpygamer Ahh, that takes me back…

Blockout (DOS) - online game | RetroGames.cz

Blockout is a puzzle video game, published in 1989 by California Dreams, developed in Poland by Aleksander Ustaszewski and Mirosław Zabłocki. The game is the

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[countstex@dice.camp]

@hp @grumpygamer ah! I get you

[ric@mastodon.qweb.co.uk]

@grumpygamer higher-lower, but with dice.

Super complex I know

[zverik@en.osm.town]

@grumpygamer Puzzle game: you have a cube with all sides different colours (each level has new colours), and a pictude made of coloured squares. You need to lead the cube through the picture, so that its side fall on the same coloured tiles. From start to finish.

[prema@hachyderm.io]

@mike @grumpygamer it exists. Ms dos game Blockout

[clew@ecoevo.social]

literally *one* cube, as you've described it: a maze or a chase-avoid on the surface of a cube, and the parts you can't see change, and you control the game only by rotating the cube

@grumpygamer