I don't know why I never played this, as I've owned these for years. I've never played a Q.U.B.E game. However, I love the puzzle-adventure genre, and I've played Portal and The Witness, and similar. On first playthrough, should I play Q.U.B.E or Q.U.B.E: Director's Cut, and why? Please, avoid spoilers....

With the recent outburst of negative comments on the price tag on the Director's Cut version of Q.U.B.E. for owners of the original game we're looking to make the game free for all existing players. To let you know, putting a price tag on the game for previous owners was never a scam opportunity (we also hate those things) but a business decision that has clearly turned out to be a mistake. We would rather have a bunch of happy fans that enjoy playing our games so thanks for letting us know that we screwed...

So Q.U.B.E. 2 is a thing in the works. We're keeping tight-lipped about the development at this stage but would love to hear what people would like to see in the game, what could be cool to include and what features the original game lacked that you'd like to see in the sequel. The game is being made in Unreal Engine 4....

Since there's no more Steam support for 32 bit MacOS versions, are there any plans to update this game in order to make sure it keeps working on Mac? It would be very much appreciated!

Just installed the game in my new Windows 11 machine. Completely bricked the boot EFI, don't know wth happened. Regardless, if you're in the same conundrum as me here's the solution: - Macrium Solution (The one I used) 1) Install Macrium Reflect Free on another machine and make a rescue disk on a USB. I did it from my previous win 10 machine. 2) Boot from the USB. 3) Click the fix boot issues. As easy as that! Million thanks to the Macrium team for the excellent tool and the reddit post leading me to t...