Euclidean Lands Brings Adventure to a Rubik's Cube World

In Euclidian Lands, you play as a soldier dedicated exploring and defending lands. Each level is constructed of rotating elements, much like a Rubik’s Cube. There are spikes, shields you can pick up, and enemies to defeat. The game is billed as “an adventurous expedition through a mysterious world of mind-blowing geometry.” From the gameplay trailer, that description definitely fits the game.

Each turn, you are able to either move your soldier or rotate part of the world. The enemies, for their part, also move about the playing field and can rotate things to their advantage, too. You have to maneuver carefully, taking advantage of every tool at your disposal, to complete each level. Judicious use of spikes and teleport tiles are often the key to winning a level.

The developers behind Euclidean Lands hope to launch the game in a couple of weeks. They report having a few more bugs to iron out, but say the game is largely complete. It will feature more than 40 worlds to conquer, and will be a paid game on the App Store. There’s no word on the cost of the game at this point. Check out the longer video below, along with Sheridan’s discussion with the developer of the game.