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Nice graphics, nice idea. But using the arrow keys for moving northeast, southeast, southwest, northwest just isn't intuitive. After playing three or four times, I still keep pressing the wrong arrow and I'd rather spend my time having fun with a different game than learning how to control this one properly.
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if it wasn't for the controls this game would be awesome, maybe not as good as back to the cubeture, but just for featuring cuboy 4/5
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I love cuboy.
BBUUT This game lacks some kind of progress. I don't know what there is to update, but now you are playing the same game but with a higher goal. It made me desperate.
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The controls do take some getting used to, but I really get more confused by the S+F+Space scheme you used here. I think it would've been better if you used a different key for throwing instead of sharing it with headbutting. Moreover, trying to get even a two-star rating on most levels seems nearly impossible. Great graphics and music though. 3/5
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Want more cuboy. By the way could you make the controls better? I don't have control of my keyboard except for arrow keys and space during a game
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i cant even get 3 stars on part 2 of level 1. and the controls need a bit of work to. just lower the score needed for 3 stars and fix the controls and this game can easily win
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Gives me a green screen that doesn't do anything. I'll give it a 3/5 because everyone else seems to be able to play it.
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Boss: While I'm away, take care of the house and don't break anything! Cuboy: While I'm away, break everything! on it, boss fellow!
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This games IS cool. but I think that instead of the normal way we see the cube, we should take a look from another angle... In other words, make it so that the left arrow key makes Cuboy go left instead of northwest, and vice versa.