A downloadable game for Windows

🧨 MineCuber

Defuse the cube. Don’t die on company time.

You're Technician #8721. Your job? Disarm unstable fuel cubes by revealing and marking volatile cells — one face at a time. Think in 3D, slice through danger, and pray your shift ends before your atoms do.

A spiritual successor to Minesweeper, folded into a rotating logic puzzle — with zero sympathy, zero retries, and full corporate oversight.

🧠 FEATURES

3D spatial deduction across cube surfaces
Slicing mechanics: rotate layers, rewire logic
Three modes: Zen (relaxed), Classic (timed pressure) and Arcade (gauntlet run)
Darkly sarcastic narrator: you're not special, you're disposable
Arcade Demo ends after 10 solved cubes. Survive them... if you can.

Coming to full release soon. More cubes, more chaos, and more ways to disappoint management.

More information

Status	In development
Platforms	Windows
Release date	in 4 days
Author	PeterPainStudios
Genre	Puzzle
Made with	Godot
Tags	3D, Atmospheric, Dark Humor, Difficult, Indie, Minesweeper, Minimalist, Short, Singleplayer
Average session	A few minutes
Languages	German, English, Spanish; Castilian, French
Inputs	Keyboard, Mouse
Accessibility	Subtitles, High-contrast, Textless

Download

MineCuber_v0_10_4.exe 176 MB

Development log

Version 0.9 released
47 days ago

Comments

PeterPainStudios7 days ago

It's not pay walled, it's just not implemented yet.. Game will go on steam when it's done.

Thanks for playing and the feedback.

Graysongdl8 days ago

First impressions for this game are honestly pretty bad. The game looks nothing like the screenshot, and when I tried to go to the settings, video options were grayed out with a note telling me they're only available in the full version?? I'm sorry, you're telling me VIDEO OPTIONS are PAYWALLED?! That's not a good look when the game is fixed at a resolution that's way too high to see everything.

Also, whoever does the voice for the narrator doesn't fit the role at all. The game description mentions a "darkly sarcastic" narrator, yet instead we get... sweet, kindly cowboy? Why is the VA doing a cowboy voice anyway when this is supposed to be a sci-fi setting? Not to mention, their delivery is awful. You really should have gotten multiple takes, or at least explained what the intended tone for some of these lines was supposed to be. I feel like I could do better, which isn't great.