CCG writes - "Overall, this is an ambitious title that is mostly recommended, but with the caveat of needing some fine-tuning. Technically, it's fairly sound. Morally, there are mostly some mild concerns of violence, and this is otherwise suitable for any older child and higher. I'd rather get Minecraft if you want a far simpler crafting game, but if you want a deeper one with a space exploration element, then Cubic Odyssey may be for you."
WTMG's Leo Faria: "It’s definitely not for everyone, and it suffers from feature bloat. For some people, Cubic Odyssey will feel like a pointless waste of time, or a blatant Minecraft clone. I, on the other hand, couldn’t stop playing it. In fact, I still can’t. It’s addictive and immersive in a way both of its main sources of inspiration (Minecraft and No Man’s Sky) weren’t able to for me. Granted, it requires an ungodly amount of patience at first, and you will be frustrated with some unfair deaths and item losses. But I enjoyed each and every moment, from finally finding a rare mineral half a planet away from my base, to making a full-sized replica of the Millennium Falcon for me to cruise the galaxy around. It’s all up to you, and it’s one hell of a treat if you give it a fair shot."
