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Cubbykinz: a calm block puzzle with a little friend you can dress up (free, plays in the browser)

A topic by Cubbykinz created 2 days ago Views: 178 Replies: 3
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Hi everyone! I just released Cubbykinz, a calm block puzzle you can play free in your browser, on desktop or phone: https://cubbykinz.itch.io/cubbykinz

Drop pieces on an 8 by 8 board and clear rows and columns. Play Arcade levels or chase your best in Solo. Land a piece in a gap that fits it exactly for a Perfect fit, and finish a level to watch your Cubbykin celebrate.

The coins you earn go on hats, bow ties, crowns and colours for your Cubbykin, and on new Home scenes like a fireside, a rainy day or a Christmas window. No account and no ads; your game is saved in your browser. I'd love to hear what you think!

Having your little buddy celebrate after clearing a stage makes me want to play "just one more level" way more than a simple score pop-up haha. Does it react differently when you swap in a new hat or change the Home scene?

It doesn't react differently to different clothing but, there's definitely easter eggs in how the endings happen. (hint, try beating one really quickly or with a perfect fit!)

We're open to any suggestions you might have to make it more enjoyable and thank you SO much for playing!

Thanks for the heads-up! I haven't tried it myself yet, so I'll definitely keep the speedrun and perfect-match Easter eggs in mind haha. Having the ending shift slightly based on how the player performs is a really fun touch.


We're currently testing ISECAI, a web-based AI anime academy RPG driven by free-text input, and we're paying close attention to whether the character responses and feedback actually make people want to keep playing. Would you be up for trying a short opening section for free and sharing your first impressions? If you're interested, I can drop the link and a unique invite code right in the comments—no full review needed 🙂