Pocket Gamer - Five minutes into Cubes vs. Spheres, and I was already debating whether the review strapline should be “dicey” or “a load of balls”.
The game’s seemingly sluggish controls and one-note action had created a poor first impression.
Yet this curious mix of fast-paced action and tower-defence soon drew me in – that first play session ended up lasting for a good hour.
VRFocus reports on a new VR where you must defend yourself against the a menacing wave of cube adversaries, armed only with an array of spheres.
STP: Cubes vs. Spheres is kind of like a horror game, but instead of hundreds of blood-lusting monsters shambling toward you, it's cubes. Each level consists of a fairly open environment and, like in a nightmare, you can't move. Then cubes start to approach. If three cubes cross into your territory, the game ends. All you have to defend yourself is a supply of spheres that you can flick, Skee-Ball-style. It may sound absurd, but when you see an onslaught of cubes clopping toward you like so many zombies, don't be surprised if your pulse starts to quicken.
