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Is Cubic Odyssey worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Open-world adventure players who want exploration across planets and star systems
- Crafting-focused players who want to build equipment, vehicles, outposts, and starships
- Co-op groups who want to fight large enemies and construct shared projects
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly structured, single-path adventure rather than a broad open world
- Players who prefer a short, focused campaign instead of exploration, crafting, quests, and progression
- Players looking for a purely solo experience rather than optional cooperative play
Our take on Cubic Odyssey
Rather than centering on one planet or a fixed sequence of levels, this adventure combines planetary exploration, interstellar travel, resource gathering, construction, RPG progression, and cooperative combat. Its structure treats the galaxy as a connected space for quests, trading, crafting, and fighting.
What is Cubic Odyssey?
Cubic Odyssey is an open-world adventure across planets and star systems containing ecosystems, NPC settlements, pirate locations, ruins, and changing day-night cycles.
Players mine resources, refine materials, craft tools and weapons, and construct outposts, vehicles, and starships. Quests, trading, ancient mysteries, and pirate battles support an unfolding story about stopping the Red Darkness, a spreading threat that affects wildlife and planets. Character progression includes skill development, new crafting recipes, choices, and upgrades. Travel spans planetary surfaces, airspace, and interstellar routes, including warp jumps. Cooperative play allows groups to fight large enemies, use orbital laser strikes, and construct shared megastructures.
How Cubic Odyssey plays
- 01Planetary Exploration
- Planets include living ecosystems, settlements, pirate bases, ruins, and alternating day and night.
- 02Resource Crafting
- Materials can be mined and processed into equipment, weapons, outposts, vehicles, and starships.
- 03Galactic Travel
- Movement covers planetary vehicles, spaceships, space between planets, and warp travel between star systems.
- 04Red Darkness Conflict
- The spreading threat mutates wildlife, consumes planets, and can be cleansed or allowed to continue.
- 05Cooperative Construction
- Groups can confront large enemies, trigger orbital laser attacks, and build shared megastructures.
- 06Character Progression
- Skills, crafting recipes, choices, and upgrades shape the character's development.
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Cubic Odyssey: platforms & release
Is Cubic Odyssey worth it?
It is worth it if: open-world adventure players who want exploration across planets and star systems. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly structured, single-path adventure rather than a broad open world.
Where can I download Cubic Odyssey?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cubic Odyssey's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cubic Odyssey on?
Windows only.
