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Cubinko, from developer Neomaze, is a block-matching puzzle built around dragging and rotating colored blocks until three or more of the same type line up. Match them and they clear off the board in a burst of color, opening space for the next chain.
Arcade mode gives each board a mission, like clearing a set number of blocks in a specific color, and rewards you with extra moves for hitting it, so a run keeps going as long as you're actually solving the board rather than just clicking. Time Attack drops the objectives and just asks you to rack up as high a score as you can before the clock runs out, which suits a quicker, more reflexive session.
Controls
Left-click and drag a block to move it, and left-click a block to rotate it into place.
Tips
- Plan the rotation before the drag — lining a block up to rotate into a match is usually faster than nudging it into place piece by piece.
- In Arcade mode, prioritize the mission's target color even if a different match is sitting right in front of you; finishing the objective is what keeps your moves topped up.
- In Time Attack, take the first clear you see rather than hunting for a perfect chain — with the clock running, a fast three-match beats a slow five-match.
Arcade mode suits a slower, objective-by-objective session, while Time Attack is a better fit if you just want a few fast rounds.
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