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Games like Cubesis

2014PC48 % positive

You manipulate the weather to guide your small people past obstacles like the sea. Each turn is a puzzle in figuring out what pleases the gods.

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Turn-based combat
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Cubesis are Triple Town, Dungeon and Puzzles and Zero Orders Tactics. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cubesis special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Triple Town

88 %Match

2012PC92 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Cubesis: puzzles to figure out, tactical depth and gameplay over story.

A charming match-three puzzler where you merge grass into bushes, trees and eventually castles while outwitting roaming bears. It pairs relaxed city-building with surprisingly deep planning for high scores.

Dungeon and Puzzles

Linear, curated structure

A 2D logic puzzle game set in a dungeon where the adventurer's abilities change depending on the equipment he carries. Every step needs careful planning, and you can revisit cleared levels to find more optimal solutions.

Puzzle Kingdoms

Turn-based combat

A match-3 puzzle game blended with map conquest and army management: matching gems damages enemies and charges mana for powerful spells. A world map and commanders add strategic depth.

King of the Bridge

Puzzles and brain teasers

You play a bizarre game of chess against a bridge troll whose rules keep shifting. You must decipher, twist and enforce them while your sneaky opponent tries to cheat his way to victory.

Chessarama

Turn-based combat

Chessarama takes familiar chess pieces and their movement rules and turns them into a collection of varied puzzle and strategy games with fresh objectives. You solve challenges, unlock collectibles and compete on leaderboards.

Gigachess

Turn-based combat

Gigachess turns the chess board into a turn-based defense puzzle where you use knights, rooks and bishops to hold off swarms of advancing pawns. Smart positioning and clever use of chess movement rules are the key.

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