Cubic Odyssey review – The universe is vast, but in Cubic Odyssey, it’s yours to explore, craft, and conquer. From vibrant planets to hidden civilizations, every corner of space offers challenges and wonders. Battle the looming Red Darkness or build the ultimate starship—your odyssey awaits!

Cubic Odyssey Review Pros

• Chunky voxel-like graphics.
• 5.67GB download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Full controller support.
• Display settings – GPU, display, resolution, display mode, brightness, field of view slider, voxel style (classic/rounded grid/rounded edge soft/rounded edge hard).
• Advanced settings – v-sync, limit frame rate, maximum frame rate, render scale, depth of field, FXAA, SSR, soft shadows, ESM shadows, geometry detail, geometry volumes, and shadow maps size.
• Controls settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, mouse smoothing, enable camera bob, centred Crosshair, toggle sprint, and toggle crouch. You can remap the keyboard buttons and swap left and right analogue sticks on the controller.
• Interface settings – UI scale slider, text size slider, auto track quests, and show online mode warning.
• Character creator – Four classes: Miner, Crafter, Pilot, and Knight. Each has unique abilities and buffs. Customise head decoration/hair, hair color, and gear color. You can be male or female.
• Game setup options – story (solo), creative (solo and Co op), and adventure (solo and Co op).
• Fast loading times.
• In-game cutscenes and character interactions.
• A full 3D voxel game world and 360-degree camera control.
• Action survival gameplay.
• Opening tutorial missions, teaching you the basics, which is optional.
• QB1 is your floating droid sidekick who can give advice, missions, and grant tools and weapons.
• Clear missions and markers to follow.
• An open world in you are free to explore.
• The world. It is fully destructible, and you get materials and resources by breaking it down.
• Build a crafting table so you can build and craft new items, weapons, gear, etc.
• The game follows the same logic and gameplay loops as Minecraft or Terraria.
• First-person view.
• A clean, easy-to-read, and understand interface.
• The hot bar at the bottom of the screen helps you swap between items and tools instantly using the d-pad.
• Refine materials to turn them into another resource, making sure to add fuel.
• Play how you want, and it is highly encouraged.
• You use a laser gun-style tool to extract and break down the resources and materials.
• Day and night cycle, with enemies coming out at night.
• Your torch, tools, and weapons all use energy to work so you have craft it to keep them topped up.
• The torch will always work, but on low to no power, it won’t be as good or intense.
• Save when you want.
• Discover and mine different elements and ores from the world.
• You have to initially repair your space ship after taht you can upgrade and expand it, and use it to go to new worlds and planets.
• Weapon-wise wise you can get and use guns.
• I will say the tutorial is very in-depth and gets you trying out just about everything.
• Upgrade and improve tools to make them better.
• A full 3D map of the planet fills in as you explore.
• You can pause the game in single-player.
• A real-time sink of a game.
• You can turn most games into a multiplayer game.
• Many enemy types make nighttime an event within itself.
• You can upgrade and improve tools and benches to build bigger and better weapons and tools.
• Full space travel makes the game feel more akin to a No Man’s Sky or something similar.

Cubic Odyssey Review Cons

• A Slow starter.
• You cannot remap the controls.
• Third third-person view is only in interactions.
• The game takes a lot from Minecraft and it doesn’t come into it’s own until a fair way in to the game.
• Parts of the menus don’t use a good, smooth controller interface or movement.
• Words and text can go over each other, making them hard to read.
• Your sidekick QB1 just makes annoying beeps and boops instead of just talking.
• Shooting takes some getting used to.
• If you have played games like this before then you will find the opening hour or so quite dull as it takes a while to show it unique and different mechanics and approaches.
• Had a lot of multiplayer disconnects.
• Enemies can get stuck in the scenery or items in your base, and they make for amazing shots.

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Cubic Odyssey

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Developer: Atypical Games

Publisher: Gaijin Network Ltd

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Steam