Eurogamer: "100 years from now, deep in the fiery depths of Hell itself, a meeting will take place between Adolph Hitler, Joseph Stalin, whoever it was that invented the kind of plastic that cheese comes in, and Mikhail Kharlamov, the lead designer of the modest PSN puzzler, Cuboid.
Seated around the flaming dinner table, having just finished off a feast composed of Cillit Bang-fried chicken and Vienetta, washed down with a generous serving of Vimto, the man responsible for the Third Reich will turn to Kharlamov in a contemplative manner, and say, "Sure, I've started wars, I've exterminated millions, and I've put fear and murder into the heart of my own people, but tell me: just how did you make the level called 'Flos' so incredibly difficult?"
STP: If you’re up for a challenging puzzle game, look no further. Just know that it will show you no mercy.
Nineoverten.com has put up a review of HeroCraft's Cuboid 3D Puzzle Game for iOS devices. The game is a port of a popular PSN hit of the same title and features stunning graphics and crafty puzzles.
"Ready to see how much a single rectangular block can get your puzzle solving brain cranking?
Cuboid, developed by HeroCraft, is an awesome puzzle game involving a simple rectangular block that will mess with your brain more than you would of expected. The goal is to rotate the block from face-to-face of the block, across an ever changing grid board to a gateway hole and drop the block in. Looks simple as hell when you first open the game up. You’ll quickly realize its far from it."
