A downloadable Rubik's Fugue for Windows and macOS

Rubik's Fugue is a game in which you have to travel inside a level composed by faces that you have the power to rotate.

Your goal is to reach the black hole contained in one of the rooms of the level, use the holes,  doors and other objects inside the rooms to travel between them! 

Will you be able to do that in a short time? 

Tips

Match two elements of the same type to be able to use them and traverse them.

Controls

Use WASD to move the character 
SPACE to make the character float
LEFT CLICK to drag and rotate the faces of the levels
RIGHT CLICK to move the camera and SCROLLING WHEEL to zoom in and out
ESC to pause the game


More information
StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows, macOS
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorPOLIMI Game Collective
GenrePuzzle
Tags3D, Colorful, Singleplayer

Download

Download
RubiksFugue-X86_64-final.zip 82 MB
Download
RubiksBetaMac.app.zip 96 MB
Download
RubiksBetaM1.app.zip 83 MB

Development log

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KingaGames2 years ago

Very nice graphics, perfect game for those who love puzzles, I like it a lot, I have some suggestions.

  • I can't quit the game if I'm in the results screen.
  • If I press the esc key on the results screen, the music stops.
  • It would be nice to be able to keep track of the levels and replay them.
  • It would be nice to have " suggestions" when the game gets frustrating.
  • The movements are not always precise, sometimes the character bumps into the ceiling instead of going straight up.
  • It might be useful to remember the commands and what the various things do, e.g. how teleportation works
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FioreDiCampagna2 years ago

With regards to your third point I have to let you know that if you go back to the main menu when you press "Play" you go directly to a level select screen. Thank you for the feedback! :)

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gldacierno3 years ago

I'd suggest to insert an easier tutorial (maybe with graphic explanations) as first level, the first impact is a bit harsh. Great idea though!

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