Cubetractor is an arcade game with some interesting by the Ludochip a studio available in Singapore Steam and mixing concepts tower attack and games and puzzles that visually blend a retro style pixel art with 8bit sound, all in a game that in terms of difficulty rivals the best (or worst in this case) of the genus. The playable character is a robot that has the capability of pulling cubes by a tractor beam. The gameplay revolves around this mechanic, however, is not as simple as it seems.
There is to destroy enemies and puzzles to solve on each level and will gain a rank depending on how many batteries collect, time to resolution level, and how much damage it took. This makes it although it is going to go low levels, have a decent classification is the problem.
Lead a little blue robot on a happy-go-lucky path of destruction in Cubetractor, a blend of strategy and puzzle by Ludochip for Windows and Mac.
Most of the games that have been reviewed lately have been describable in terms of other games. Magrunner is similar to Portal, Megabyte Punch to Smash Bros., and Expeditions: Conquistador seems inspired by Oregon Trail. Cubetractor, on the other hand, is an action-puzzler for which a clear precedent doesn't spring to mind.
Author Joshua Moris of Capsule Computers writes:
"Indie titles tend to take some time to mature and essentially “grow” in the public eye. And so the tale of developer Ludochip’s Cubetractor unfolds… Conceived on a napkin in Singapore around December 2011, Cubetractor saw its early formations with collaboration between two members: Bruce Chia and Tan Jianyang Justin. By November 2012 the title was set to embark on a journey that revealed Cubetractor’s destiny."
