Fun wee puzzle game,  Like how the cubes move,  could do with simple tutorial to get players started.  Good job.

interesting concept!  the only thing I could suggest would be to include a tutorial because it took a little time to understand what I had to do.  Maybe a zoom in/out camera feature? Apart form that -good!   :)

really cool! getting things to connect is super satisfying! a tutorial would really help this game as it took me a lil bit to understand, and also the QWER keys arent the most intuitive for moving the blocks

that said, good game, great job!!!

It has a very interesting idea, I really loved the concept!

However, I would recommend a few quality-of-life changes:

1. Controls: Initially, the QWERT controls felt very counter-intuitive for rotating left/right/up/down.
   1. Update: I couldn't solve the first puzzle until I realized you actually need to move the cubes with the arrow keys - that was a total game-changer!
   2. Suggestion: I’d highly recommend using WASD to move the cubes (arrows for movement feel a bit outdated nowadays). Then, you could use the arrow keys (or another WASD-like cluster on the right side) for rotation, and Q / E for camera rotation. This layout would feel completely natural and instantly intuitive for modern PC gamers, drastically simplifying the controls.
2. Onboarding: A short tutorial or a simple rules screen with screenshots would do wonders to help players grasp the core mechanics and controls much faster on their first run.
3. Visuals & Accessibility: Since the game relies heavily on colors, it can be hard to notice when a side matches, especially for colorblind players - I mean the same color looks differently for matched and notmatched side and some colors are very close to each other. Instead of changing the color of the object, you could make the connecting line light up/become more vivid. Also, the sun reflection on the materials is a bit too intense - from certain angles, it completely washes out the colors. Since this is a pure logic puzzle rather than a 3D platformer, you don't really need to imitate realistic sunlight physics. Keeping it clean and readable is key here.

Overall, great job on the entry! Keep it up! 🧩🚀

This game has an interesting concept. The puzzles feel random even though I don't think they're supposed to be. I like moving the cubes around and it's satisfying when they light up. A time attack game mode would be an interesting alternate game mode, I think. The mechanics are there, but the game design needs a bit of tweaking. It's still an impressive game given the time constraint. Good job!

I had no idea how it worked as I stopped reading after the controls. After failing for some time, I read the rest and could solve puzzles, yay 😅 the music fits very well, nice puzzler when you wrapped your head around it

I like the look of the game, and the way the cubes roll around is satisfying. As others have said, I struggled to understand the goal initially, and I didn't quite grasp what the description was saying about making a match. I think you could take a tiny little screenshot of a stack of 3 matching cubes and put that in your page description (you're allowed to edit your page as much as you want during the jam) or put it in your screenshots with some explainer text.

In any case, good work!

I got to the Pyramid Scheme level and started to wonder if this game is a color blindness test. I don’t think I am color blind, but my main feedback is that you need to choose better colors, especially these 3:

This is a good puzzle game with an interesting concept. I liked the idea of manipulating cubes in 3D space and trying to figure out the connection between the puzzle name, hint, and cube placement. The color matching and cube locking system gives the game a unique challenge.

My main feedback is that I wish I had a clearer understanding of the goal for each puzzle. I understood the controls and how to move, rotate, and lock the cubes, but I was not always sure what I was supposed to solve or what the required condition was. A little more guidance, maybe through a clearer tutorial, example puzzle, or stronger visual hints, would help players understand the objective before they start experimenting.

The game definitely fits the theme of “Connections,” especially with the way players have to connect colors, cube faces, puzzle names, and hints together. Overall, this is a strong puzzle idea, and I think it could become even better with clearer goal communication for the player.

Really challenging game! I couldn't for the life of me match more than 3 colors (more because I'm too impatient haha). It's definitely a game for the puzzle game fans, if you're really into solving comlex puzzles do give this a shot!

Nice game! I really like the vibe with the music and the way the cubes look etc. Not sure why you left the debug information in the playable build but it`s a really awesome game overall! 

Great job on this complex matching mechanic, really cool game all around. Puzzles were great, cube movement was perfect. This entry is up there for me, great job once again.

I don't know, this looks like a pyramid to me!

I need a hint to get any further than this. At least the score is high, right?

You may point out that some blocks are not part of the pyramid, that's true. This is because they were under other blocks which I hadn't moved yet, so they were stuck where they were. But I'm not sure if I was actually doing things correctly to begin with. Am I on the right track?

I do enjoy rotating 3D cubes! I tried making a game like that once, and I appreciate how complicated it gets trying to find intuitive ways to both move the object and allow get it to rotate.

The music is nice and calming, I also like the sound of the cubes moving about, though they're harder to hear over the music.

It felt like I could move any block I wanted as much as I wanted in the first puzzle. In the second puzzle the goal was very clear and I had no issues doing it. Then in this one I could only move each cube once, meaning depending on the order some of them couldn't be freed or rotated as I'd wanted.

Rather than a single block pyramid, was I supposed to go for a 3D one in the center? It's pretty complicated getting everything to line up for those lovely connecting lines. 

Good job on the music and game mechanics in 3D. I found it hard to get hang of this. I didn’t understand how do I score clearly. Lines are drawn on the adjacent cubes when a face matches. But what about the non-adjacent ones? Also, sometimes I’m unable to rotate some of the cubes, before locking. Good luck!

I like this.  It feels familiar, but not an outright clone of anything I've played before.  I like the arcade-style music you chose.  It really adds to the ambiance.

The mechanics are grounded and insanely fun. I like how cubes are not bound by other cubes and you could just go on top of them.
I completed the first level and it took me time calculating how I want each cube to connect which is great as it captured my attention. I will not lie the second puzzle took me by surprise I found out I could spidernan climb my tower lol which was great. I also like how the camera adjusted itself to fit the scene and would love to know if it was done by code to fit all cubes in the scene or done via cinemachine?

One thing that threw me off was music, I myself do not really enjoy it that much and it throws me off whatever I am doing so would loved a way to turn it off while keeping other sfx.

Overall, I enjoyed it and definitely would see it as a fun mobile/tablet game where it would garner audience especially for the puzzle games genre.  

It would be nice to have a tutorial in the game. I have little experience with puzzles, and it's not very easy to figure out how to play. But I like BGM and the visual style!

Great mechanics, good look and feel, sounds are good, UI could be better. Overall its a great jam submission

Think outside the cube.