Overview
Summary
Challenge your reflexes, navigate obstacles, dodge guards and pass checkpoints to unlock new areas and reach the glowing golden cube.
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About This Game
Cube Chase is a short but challenging 3D platformer; your primary goal is to reach the glowing golden cube while avoiding lethal and non-lethal obstacles.
Challenge your reflexes, navigate obstacles, dodge guards and pass checkpoints to unlock new areas. Cube Chase is a simple but fun, quick and addictive game, designed when I was 12 to learn programming, after years of Minecraft command block creations.
Use Z or W (forward), Q or A (left), S (backwards), D (right) and spacebar (jump) to move.
Lethal obstacles send you back to your spawn point:
Reaching one of the other glowing colored cubes sets your spawn point there and unlocks a new area.
Reaching the golden cube unlocks the next level, (harder of course!), 5 in total.
I started making this game when I was 12 as a fun way to learn more about programming and game design. I worked really hard on it for about a year, and was tempted to polish it more, but I’ve moved on to other projects so just want to release it here for my friends to play. I previewed it with my youth group who loved it, and I appreciate their encouragement - thanks everyone =) I’m now 14 and while this game is far from perfect I poured many hours into it, I hope you enjoy it!
Challenge your reflexes, navigate obstacles, dodge guards and pass checkpoints to unlock new areas. Cube Chase is a simple but fun, quick and addictive game, designed when I was 12 to learn programming, after years of Minecraft command block creations.
Use Z or W (forward), Q or A (left), S (backwards), D (right) and spacebar (jump) to move.
Key Features
Lethal obstacles send you back to your spawn point:
- Guards
- Spikes
- Chasers
Reaching one of the other glowing colored cubes sets your spawn point there and unlocks a new area.
Reaching the golden cube unlocks the next level, (harder of course!), 5 in total.
Dev Notes
I started making this game when I was 12 as a fun way to learn more about programming and game design. I worked really hard on it for about a year, and was tempted to polish it more, but I’ve moved on to other projects so just want to release it here for my friends to play. I previewed it with my youth group who loved it, and I appreciate their encouragement - thanks everyone =) I’m now 14 and while this game is far from perfect I poured many hours into it, I hope you enjoy it!
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