Cuber

Box front of Cuber

Details

Released
1990
Developer
Soleau Software, Inc.
Publisher
Soleau Software, Inc.
Genre
Puzzle
Players
Up to 1; single player
Type
Freeware \ Shareware
Platform
MS-DOS
Pack
eXoDOS
Manual
Included in the pack (DOC)

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Screenshots

Title screen of Cuber
Title screen
Gameplay of Cuber
Gameplay

About this game

Complicated and very addictive version of Tetris, betting not on the shape of the figures, but on their color. There are quite a few differences from the classic game. The main screen is divided into two equal squares. In the left of them is a player-controlled platform, which should catch the blocks falling from above. Catching the figure, the player gets about two seconds to move the platform to the right place, after which the figure falls from the platform into the right square, where it remains. All presented in Cuberthe figures are also squares, divided into four small multi-colored sections. The task of the player is to arrange the squares in a certain order: it is necessary that the adjoining sections are of the same color and form a square themselves. If you succeed, all four squares containing the same sections will disappear, and you will be awarded bonus points. Accordingly, in order to successfully complete a level, you need to score at least 1000 points on it.