Shrygue
May 1st, 2008, 19:02
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=188116)
Casual games developer The Game Factory has revealed that it will be publishing a game based on the Rubik's Cube later on this year.
Rubik's World is being developed by Dutch developer Two Tribes (Worms Open Warfare 2) for both DS and Wii. According to the publisher, it's for anyone who's ever wondered what the inside of a Rubik's Cube looks like.
We have, but we always thought it was a few bits of plastic. Apparently not. Using TARDIS-like technology, the cubes contain entire 3D worlds, each made up of unique and original puzzles. Who would have thought it?
Players will be able to construct 3D shapes and objects, navigate through mazes and even create their own soundtracks.
The DS version will be supported with an online community that players can wirelessly connect to, and the Wii version can support up to four people and will feature an online message board. Presumably because casual gamers have never heard of GamesFAQs.
Expect Rubik's World sometime this autumn.
Casual games developer The Game Factory has revealed that it will be publishing a game based on the Rubik's Cube later on this year.
Rubik's World is being developed by Dutch developer Two Tribes (Worms Open Warfare 2) for both DS and Wii. According to the publisher, it's for anyone who's ever wondered what the inside of a Rubik's Cube looks like.
We have, but we always thought it was a few bits of plastic. Apparently not. Using TARDIS-like technology, the cubes contain entire 3D worlds, each made up of unique and original puzzles. Who would have thought it?
Players will be able to construct 3D shapes and objects, navigate through mazes and even create their own soundtracks.
The DS version will be supported with an online community that players can wirelessly connect to, and the Wii version can support up to four people and will feature an online message board. Presumably because casual gamers have never heard of GamesFAQs.
Expect Rubik's World sometime this autumn.