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Cube XL is a small indie PC game described as a hardcore cube game. Little is known about its exact mechanics, so this rating is conservative and based mostly on the limited metadata.
What defines Cube XL:
The closest matches for Cube XL are Quad Hopping, Light Fantastik and Attempt[42]. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cube XL special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
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Linear, curated structure
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![Cover of Attempt[42]](/media/covers/co6a2e.jpg)
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Challenging difficulty
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Gameplay comes before story
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Linear, curated structure
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Gameplay comes before story
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92 %
Challenging difficulty
A fast, punishing 2D platformer where you swap between two colors to get past obstacles and enemies while a beam chases you. Easy to learn, hard to master.
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Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
A fast-paced, precise puzzle-platformer that demands sharp reflexes and accurate timing. Based on the limited metadata, it blends dexterity challenges with puzzles.
92 %
Linear, curated structure
An extremely precise 2D puzzle platformer built around one core mechanic: flipping the polarity of the level. It demands sharp timing and clever thinking to get through its tough stages.
92 % −80 %Gameplay comes before story
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