Prepare for a unique and challenging journey in 'I Ask The Cube Where To Go,' an abstract 3D platformer developed and published by TravellersOnHazard. This single-player experience throws players into a world where a simple cube is your only companion and your primary means of traversal.
The game's premise is deceptively straightforward: guide the cube towards its goal, situated atop a distant mountain. However, the path is anything but easy.
Gameplay revolves around the cube's peculiar method of movement – it literally pries and pushes itself forward using its own edges. Players will need to master this unusual mechanic to navigate the often lengthy, bumpy, and repetitive terrain.
The game offers multiple perspectives, including third-person and first-person, allowing players to choose how they wish to observe their progress, though the developer notes this is secondary to the core challenge.
'I Ask The Cube Where To Go' leans heavily into its psychological and puzzle elements, presenting players with a surreal environment that demands precision and patience. Be warned, the game features intense visual effects, including high brightness and rapidly changing lens effects, which may affect those with photosensitive epilepsy.
The developers have crafted a suffer parkour experience, where overcoming brief falls and arduous ascents is the name of the game.
