Qube Qross

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Qube Qross is a single player casual platformer game. It was developed by Husky and was released on December 14, 2020. It received negative reviews from players.

Qube Qross is a challenging and logical puzzle game, like Nonogram in 3D. The puzzles can be solved by the hints of numbers in the left and right sides of walls, players need to get where and how many cubes are located, by the intersection of numbers from left and right walls in the same height axis. And use your controller to place all the cubes in the right position to solve a puzzle. In the cla…

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Single-Player

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33%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

monetization2 negative mentions

The game is very fun, relaxing, and satisfying, making it a great casual experience.
Controls are nice and intuitive, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
It's a good game for killing time, especially if you're looking for something light and easy.

The game is misadvertised as a challenging puzzle game, but it lacks any real difficulty.
Players often spend more time waiting for animations than actually solving puzzles.
The puzzles are simple and lack creativity, leading to a mind-numbing experience.

monetization
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The monetization aspect has been criticized for misadvertising, suggesting that players feel the game does not deliver on its promises or that the promotional content is misleading.
- “Misadvertising.”
- “Misadvertising.”
gameplay
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50%
The gameplay is criticized for lacking true picross or nonogram mechanics, instead resembling a simplistic paint-by-numbers experience where players are directed on exactly what to draw.
- “This game has nothing to do with picross/nonogram mechanics; it's basically a glorified paint by numbers where you're told exactly what to draw, so you just draw it.”