Pros
-Seems somewhat interesting.
-Not really any noticeable bugs.
-Runs smoothly.

Cons
-No tutorial.
-Achievements are broken.
-Doesn't label any towers with prices so you don't know when your able to purchase them.
-Gunner Towers disappear after around 5 seconds (Waste of money).
-Tiny Cubes spawn WAY too fast, every cube should spawn the same amount of time but differ in prices.
-After 10 mins it was so unenjoyable that I will most likely never look at this again.

So Many Cubes is a game that has little to no depth to it.

To start, the game starts you off in a poor looking interface. When you actually start playing, all you need to do to win is spam miniguns because everything else is so random. No matter what mode, be it easy, medium, or hard, minigun is all you need. The game also features broken achievements, which annoyed me quite a bit, and it seems that the devs aren't going to add them in anytime soon.

Unless they fix the achievement bug, and add more depth to the game, there is literally no reason to play this game.

Rating: 2.0/10
Recommend Price: $0.05 or below (or just don't buy this till they fix it)

broken achievements !!!

Ideal of the game is fine.
Building cube spawns to reproduce to interfere or destroy opponent's pillar base.

Abandoned game.
Achievements does not work.
No words from the developer.


Ignorant game from one of the bundle pack.

Not worthy if to be purchased as a standalone.

interesting concept.
doesn't really work at all, will try it again in the future

A broken game. Don't waste your time.

Needs tons of work to fix this buggy game..

Absolute waste of time and money.

This seems like a project someone got bored with in the middle of learning their way around Unity. The Super Spawner tool makes even the hardest difficulty with max health last mere seconds, so even the little enjoyment I tried to stretch out of this project wasn't worth the effort.

The Early Access description says they intended to finish in 2016 using the early release as a way to vet the program and improve on it as it grows. Needless to say, that never happened.

Achievements broken, avoid at all costs.

If you get it for free, consider grabbing the cards and then get rid of it.

One of many small early access games that were left unfinished, broken and served only as a quick cash grab before being completely abandoned by its developers, who moved on making other games instead.
Incomprehensible user interface is one of its larger problems, forcing the player to stumble around blindly, until they'll find something that works relatively well. The complete lack of balance is the other big problem (there are other, but they are insignificant compared to those two,) All you have to do is hit the stationary target, therefore separating your weapons into two categories: The ones shooting in random directions, making them completely useless, and the ones shooting straight, ending the game in a couple of seconds, even on the highest amount of life points and difficulty.
There is no reason to play it.