Fit check
Is CubeRun worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy short, challenging obstacle courses
- Fans of level-based runners who want collectible skins
- Players looking for a game with 60 levels of varying difficulty
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer long stages over short, intense levels
- Players seeking relaxed play rather than hard jumps and moving obstacles
- Players looking for vehicle racing or lap-based competition
Our take on CubeRun
The focus on short, difficult stages keeps play centered on reaching each level's end, but gives less room for extended exploration. Progression is built around level completion, coins, power-ups, and skins rather than vehicle racing or a broader game structure.
What is CubeRun?
CubeRun is a level-based runner in which players control a fast-moving cube across varied maps.
Each stage requires avoiding static and moving obstacles, navigating difficult jumps, and reaching the finish. The 60 levels span different difficulty levels, with short stages built around intense obstacle courses. Coins can be collected to unlock player skins, while specific cans provide power-ups. A tutorial is included, and the game has partial controller support. Progress is saved so play can continue from where it ended by selecting LOAD. The game also includes an in-game skin system. More levels and power-ups are listed as planned future additions.
How CubeRun plays
- 01Sixty obstacle levels
- Stages use varied maps, with difficulty increasing and hazards including moving obstacles and hard jumps.
- 02Coin-based skin unlocks
- Collecting coins unlocks player skins.
- 03Can power-ups
- Collecting specific cans grants power-ups.
- 04Saved progress
- The LOAD option lets players continue from where they ended.
- 05Tutorial included
- The game includes a tutorial.
- 06Partial controller support
- Controller support is available for part of the game.
CubeRun compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER combines running and jumping with shooting and destroying enemies, while CubeRun focuses on avoiding obstacles, collecting coins and power-ups, and reaching level endings. OutDrive is described as a music runner built around a car engine and neon landscapes; CubeRun instead uses discrete levels, saved progress, and unlockable player skins.
CubeRun: platforms & release
Is CubeRun worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy short, challenging obstacle courses. Skip it if: players who prefer long stages over short, intense levels.
Where can I download CubeRun?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens CubeRun's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is CubeRun on?
Windows only.
