The Last Cube Arrives on Consoles and PC

Written by Brandon Hofer on March 10, 2022

News: A new puzzle adventure game is now available that allows you to “stamp” abilities on the side of your cube.

Improx Games’ brain-teasing puzzle adventure game The Last Cube is out now on PC, Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation consoles for $19.99 / €19.99 with a launch discount of $17.99 / €17.99 on Steam, Xbox, and Switch. Set in a series of surreal otherworldly landscapes, it’s up to you to discover the history of this uncanny alien civilization.

The Last Cube features a unique sticker system, allowing you to stamp abilities onto your cube’s sides. Some will allow you to dash through barriers, others will create makeshift stairs, and some grant the ability to spin in place for easy maneuvering in tight places. Positioning your cube to acquire the desired stickers on the correct surface can range from pleasingly simplistic, to masochistic head scratchers as you scramble through The Last Cube’s 100+ puzzles. New mechanics are introduced at a breezy clip, rapidly expanding one’s perception of what your cube is capable of.

The Last Cube is a richly atmospheric puzzle game about guiding a cube through a plethora of mystifying, monolithic chambers as you uncover the story behind this peculiar world. Explore a wide array of brutalist architecture ranging from foggy nightmarish abysses to oppressive lava lit factories, to uplifting natural landscapes full of golden rays of sunshine glistening against mountains. Coupled with a soundtrack that thoroughly enriches the ominous vibe, and an abstract story of a dying world on the cusp of ruin, The Last Cube is a moody, mysterious puzzler that fully immerses you in its derelict world.

Clamoring through each chamber offers a sturdy challenge, though only the most dedicated players will uncover all of The Last Cube’s bevy of collectibles and bonus stages littered throughout the adventure. Do you have what it takes to solve the puzzle tracks left by your ancestors and save this peculiar world from collapsing?

"We’ve spent five years putting together The Last Cube, so we’re very eager to see how quickly people can solve our most intricate brain teasers,” said Max Samarin, creative director at Improx Games. “There’s a lot to unpack in the game, between the mandatory puzzles, the hidden ones, and uncovering the lore of the Cube Planet.”

Check out the trailer below and tell us what you think.