The iconic Rubik's Cube should be instantly recognizable to anyone who lived through the '80s. The colorful puzzle block even made a bit of a comeback in recent years, and people are still speed-cubing in competitions to make their mark. In Rubik's World, you don't have to worry about solving the cube if you don't want to, especially if you've never been able to solve a Rubik's Cube without cheating and peeling off the stickers. Rubik's World transports you inside the popular cube so that you can see the supposed inner workings of the clever toy. What you'll find is a collection of challenging puzzle games that center around the individual cubes, also known as "cubies."
It's difficult to define Rubik's Puzzle World. On one hand it's a quirky little puzzler that offers a considerable amount of content for your cash. On the other, it doesn't quite capture a target audience, instead falling somewhere between the hardcore and casual markets. Regardless, the game has a unique feel which makes it worth checking out for any puzzler fan.
GAmesRadar has to admit, they liked Rubik's World more than they anticipated they would. The developers have created not just a very workable virtual version of the Rubik's Cube, but seven additional puzzle games – a couple of which could stand on their own.
VGB writes: The Game Factory announced it has signed a licensing agreement with Seven Towns Limited to publish Rubik's Puzzle World, a 3D puzzle game experience for the Nintendo Wii and DS systems, both inspired by the Rubik's Cube.
