Games Review: Cuboid
PS3, Creat Studios, £6.8
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Your support makes all the difference.New to the PlayStation Network is this princely downloadable puzzle title,which is as elegantly designed as it is addictively playable.
It starts with a beautifully straightforward premise you have to pilot a block around using only the D button to push it on to one of its four sides. Each level is a puzzle to solve, and as you progress, new complications appear in the form of hidden platforms and teleportation stations, plus different rules that have to be adhered to. It’s basic but brilliant and could be the best download you’ll play for months.
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