Cube Field Overview
Cube Field was one of those straightforward games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't have a story or complex graphics, just a simple concept that kept you clicking for another try. You'd often stumble upon it on a gaming site, looking for a quick distraction between other tasks.
You control a small square, sliding it left and right along the bottom of the screen. Your only job is to dodge the endless waves of colored cubes that scroll toward you. The patterns start simply, with wide gaps to slip through, but they quickly become dense and unpredictable. You learn to anticipate the rhythm, threading your square through narrow channels as the speed steadily increases. The challenge is to survive as long as possible, with each collision resetting your progress back to zero. It creates a tense, almost hypnotic focus where a single mistimed move ends everything. The game feels like a pure test of reaction and concentration.
