InnerCube - Schell Games

[schellgames]

InnerCube

Think, roll, match, survive! Get ready for InnerCube, an action-packed puzzle game where your very survival depends on the swiftness of your reflexes and the dexterity of your mind. Deftly control a multi-colored cube across a three dimensional grid to capture colored tiles. Choose from two tantalizing modes: a challenging Puzzle Mode where every move counts or a fast and frantic Survival Mode where combos score you huge points. For just $0.99, you get 105 incredible puzzles and unlimited survival play. That's less than a penny a puzzle. Play today!

[Pat1986]

great price. just bought it blind. great puzzle game, but reaching gold really gets more than difficult...

[Karyyk]

I'd buy that for a dollar.

And I did...pretty fun game, although the difficulty ramps up pretty quickly.

[RiotingSpectre]

I'd buy that for a dollar.

And I did...pretty fun game, although the difficulty ramps up pretty quickly.

Heh, my thoughts exactly. It's like your teacher teaching you about basic math in the first grade and then ten minutes later she says "Time for algorithms.". It's an alright game, really. Certainly worth a look for the demo alone but I wouldn't be super surprised if more comments like my own appeared afterwards.

[simple-smile]

Looks really nice - will check it out tomorrow and will probably buy.
I believe you should embed the video instead of just linking it, or at least embed a picture. This really has a good presentation (which is not commonplace on the OUYA), so why not boast a little

[Kaimega]

I missed this game a long while back, and tried it recently. Yeah it is pretty good and the presentation is top! Never thought of buying the game though, I guess it just didn't click for me.

[mmartino]

I missed this game a long while back, and tried it recently. Yeah it is pretty good and the presentation is top! Never thought of buying the game though, I guess it just didn't click for me.

Kinda surprising. This would have been a game I would recommend for you. Anyway this slipped under my radar too.. Will have to check it out this weekend