As you might expect with a modern mobile game, it has built-in support for social media (Facebook and Twitter) allowing gamers to brag a bit and upload screens and pics of their cubemen. The game is map-based, and each map has different elements from the number of waves to the structure, and was built with a large set of achievements in it, which adds to the fun if you happen to be a collector of achievements (and who isn't?!). In fact while the game is complete and playable right now, the developers are still adding features, with a level building utility being planned for the near future! Add in the game world and its elements which is at once stark and at the same time elegant, and it is easy to begin to suspect that there was a Feng Shui Master on the development team. In place of static towers you get a changing landscape in which strategy is dictated by goals, with the strategic element being your army of little men! Issue them orders to get to a certain location to attack or defend, and then act and react as the battle develops, because every good iPad general knows that no plan ever completely survives on the battlefield.Ī Little Hand's On Gaming Once you get used to the interface - and the fact that your army is made up of small cubemen - the stand-out elements in this title are its features (it is a feature rich game) and its support structure, which can only be classed as being in the ongoing development and fully-supported type of title. Using your own little Cubemen army to defend your base from other little Cubemen that are trying to overrun it, and what you have is the quintessential factors necessary for a fun romp in the world of bite-sized gaming! The basic premise is that age-old struggle between Good vs Evil, Blue vs Red, Little Men vs Little Men. Happily that is not the case with Cubemen!ĭeveloped for the iPad by independent Australian studio 3 Sprockets - and you know some of the best mobile games in recent memory have come out of the Land Down Under - Cubemen is a 3D Tower Defense game that mixes TD and RTS - in Mayhem Mode you can play with up to six players online - and there are multiple modes of single-player play including skirmish (1 vs 1 either AI or online), and defense (single player vs. In a perfect world every iOS game is created with the sort of immersive quality and challenge levels that makes gamers want to play them - but we don't live in the ideal world, we live in the real world, and often it seems like even games with a good premise end up getting shoveled onto the iOS platform with very little care and less bug-stomping. Grab it now!Īttention: Cubemen 1.2 now includes a brand new level editor that allows you to create, share and play user levels on all platforms, including cross platform multiplayer games on user levels.Ĭheck out the online gallery of public user levels here.The GU iOS Game of the Week: Cubemen In the world of mobile gaming the ideal game is one that allows gamers to play in convenient bite-sized chunks while at the same time allowing for marathon play if they have the time and the inclination. It’s TD like you’ve never seen or experienced before. You can move your Cubemen around the board at any time or click on an enemy to target them. Spawn your little Cubemen with orders to get to a certain location to attack or defend. There are no static towers, just little men. Not enough crazy for you? Check out our awesome 6 player online Mayhem mode where you can even play in teams and mix in AI players. Two way online REAL-TIME TD against the computer or a real person! Play a purely defense game in various modes on a sweet selection of levels, or go into Skirmish mode and play a new type of TD game against either the computer or another human opponent. It’s the usual story, but with many very interesting twists.
Use your own little Cubemen to defend your base from other little Cubemen that are trying to run it over.
It’s the age old struggle between Good vs Bad, Blue vs Red, Little men vs Little men.
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