Fit check
Is Story of a Cube worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade shooter fans who want bullet-dodging combat and frequent explosions
- Players who prefer chapter-based action games with boss encounters
- Players interested in a revenge mystery delivered through shooting and evasive movement
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slow or relaxed pace may find the shooting, hazards, and incoming projectiles demanding
- Players looking for role-playing systems, open exploration, or broad strategic planning may find the chapter-based shooter structure narrow
- Players seeking multiplayer shooting may not find a fit in a campaign centered on a lone cube
Our take on Story of a Cube
The store emphasis on explosions and revenge gives the game an arcade-action identity, while the mystery is presented as a secondary thread that unfolds gradually. The core experience is shooting, dodging, trap navigation, and boss survival across six chapters.
What is Story of a Cube?
Play as a lone cube seeking revenge against the circles that abducted its family.
The game combines twin-stick shooter and bullet-hell elements across six challenging chapters set in an abstract, maze-like world. Use a mysterious weapon to destroy enemies and counter incoming projectiles with your own shots. Dodge bullets from several directions, navigate crushing spikes and other hazards, and slow time briefly to avoid attacks. Each chapter includes a boss encounter involving threats such as missile swarms or crushing walls. The story gradually reveals why the circles took the cube’s family and what they intend to do. Gameplay centers on shooting, evasion, trap navigation, boss fights, and uncovering the plot.
How Story of a Cube plays
- 01Six Chapter Campaign
- The revenge story unfolds across six challenging chapters.
- 02Bullet Countering
- The cube can answer hostile projectiles with shots from its mysterious weapon.
- 03Temporary Time Control
- Slowing time creates a brief window for avoiding attacks arriving from several directions.
- 04Chapter Boss Battles
- Every chapter contains a distinct boss encounter involving hazards such as missiles or crushing walls.
- 05Maze-Like Levels
- Stages combine combat with navigation around spikes and other environmental threats.
Story of a Cube compared to similar games
Story of a Cube is a chapter-based shooter built around bullet evasion, counter-fire, traps, and boss encounters. Hentai Vs Furries presents third-person shooting with quests, unlockable skins, several camera angles, emotes, and multiple modes, while Abyssus focuses on multiplayer roguelite shooting, hand-crafted levels, and weapon refitting. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER instead combines running and jumping with shooting in a runner structure.
Story of a Cube: platforms & release
Is Story of a Cube worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade shooter fans who want bullet-dodging combat and frequent explosions. Skip it if: players seeking a slow or relaxed pace may find the shooting, hazards, and incoming projectiles demanding.
Where can I download Story of a Cube?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Story of a Cube's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Story of a Cube on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
