Games like I Ask The Cube Where To Go

Fever Meme is a genre-bending comedy and parody game that flips traditional design on its head, shifting from rage platforming to bizarre game show sequences. It features self-aware gameplay that reacts to your actions and mistakes, exploring a deeper story beneath its humor. The game boldly breaks the fourth wall, creating a unique dynamic between player and creator.

"Pears and Gray Witch" is a third-person RPG about a boy seeking redemption, featuring a narrative-driven story and 20 fruit-collecting missions with varying conditions. With 60 achievements, players can expect a simple yet introspective gameplay experience that encourages self-reflection. The game is best experienced at a resolution of 1360x768 or higher and offers a 70-second ending animation.

Get To Work is a punishing yet satisfying game where you control a young man on rollerblades navigating treacherous corporate-themed obstacles. With fast-paced movement and a satirical narrative narrated by Connor "CDawgVA" Colquhoun, you race through jumps, ramps, and gaps to climb the corporate ladder. Collect humorous podcast clips as you master the slippery, challenging mechanics.

OneShift is a puzzle platformer where the player has the ability to freeze/unfreeze time and shift through worlds to collect blue cubes. But only one world can be active at a time. Later in the game, a world rotating mechanic is unveiled, which makes everything more complex!

"THE IMPOSSIBLE" is a minimalist perspective puzzle game, where you navigate a small square through challenging levels, inspired by M.C. Escher's impossible shapes. The game offers 30 levels with a dark mode, simple controls, and a hint system. It also includes achievements, trading cards, and cloud support for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS systems. Watch out, as they are watching you!

This is a set of challenges which induce a state of rage. Your memory, reaction time, hand eye coordination, and critical thinking will all be challenged. You will die hundreds of times before beating this game. Not because the game kills you, but because you will fail.

"Superliminal" is a first-person puzzle game that manipulates perspective and optical illusions, where perception is reality. Players solve impossible puzzles by thinking outside the box and expecting the unexpected in a subdued, dream-like world. The game features a voiced narrative and showcases the strangely bizarre.

"Nightmare Files: Clap Clap" is a first-person exploration game set in a house with 80s home automation systems. Players toggle lights by clapping, but must be wary of unseen entities. The game features amnesia-like physical interactions, volumetric audio, and PS1-style graphics, immersing players in a spooky atmosphere. Heed the warning: don't snoop around too much.

"Welkin Road" is a post-apocalyptic first-person shooter where you play as a survivor in a war-torn world. Fight against hostile factions, scavenge for resources, and make challenging moral choices in a branching narrative. Upgrade your skills and arsenal to survive in this unforgiving world.

"Table Manners" is a physics-based simulation game that puts you on a dinner date with challenging table settings. Your objective is to impress your date while handling the unpredictable physics-driven objects in the fanciest restaurants. With a focus on humor, the game offers various levels including humble eateries and high-end sushi bars, ensuring plenty of hilarious and disastrous situations.