The level design doesn't lend itself to huge amounts of strategic play that's for sure but enough for you to think about where you will be deploying your units next. The more teams there are present in one game, the bigger the level and some objective modes feature more challenging terrain and obstacles to avoid. So as mentioned, your little cube friends pit themselves against similarly shaped adversaries across different levels which differ greatly depending on the format you're playing. Together these modes give you plenty of incentive to stick with Cubemen 2 and each mission never plays out the same way twice so repeating missions isn't always a chore either.
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Other modes (available both for offline and online play) allow you to compete in modes whereby you have to escort friendlies to your base and see of attackers or compete in a familiar capture the flag mode. You can play the campaign as a string of defence missions where a series of angry Cubemen try and destroy your base whilst you see them off in a similarly aggressive manner. The single player mode allows you to play in several different ways which is quite nice. Being a strategy title, the game revolves around objectives and defence scenarios which must be completed in order to progress and complete each mission. The indie developer has taken on a well-known genre (one which has been done to death if we're being honest) and puts a unique spin on things not only with the visuals but also the way in which the game unfolds. Developed by Australian team 3 Sprockets the title offers up strategy and action in abundance across a series of different modes and challenges. As the name suggests, the game revolves around soldiers fashioned from cubes fighting it out across different stages or arenas. Steam also gives developers a more accessible place to publish and sell their games and one such game which has come through Steam is Cubemen 2 which has released following the success of the first game which was released last year. As such, many people are getting plenty of bang for their buck at a discounted rate opposing the industry-set £40 price tag of console games at retail. It seems the giant AAA companies out there are no longer as untouchable as they once thought with many independent projects and games coming through the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and Steam Greenlight.
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The games industry has never been so full with games flying at consumers from every direction, every corner of the planet and even from the smallest of development studios.
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