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rubik's puzzle galaxy: rush

Independent game developer Two Tribes have teamed up with The Game Factory to announce a new series of Rubik inspired WiiWare puzzle games, with the first game of the series Rubik’s Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH being available throughout Europe this Autumn.

Rubik’s Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH has been developed by Two Tribes, the creators of the popular Toki Tori and Worms: Open Warfare 2. The result is a 3D puzzle game that provides puzzlers with hours of fun across more than 70 brain-busting levels.

Utilizing the intuitive Wii controls, players ‘herd’ coloured cubes to their exit points across stylish environments using a crazy mix of tools including conveyor belts, warps and stop signs.

In addition to the 70-plus levels included, Rubik’s Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH also features the original Rubik’s Cube gameplay as a bonus. Players can try to solve one of the four sizes available, play the unique pattern matching score mode, learn how to solve the original Rubik’s Cube and even compete in the two player mode. Rounding out the package are the online leader boards, with the potential to host tournaments, with prizes awarded to those players who achieve the best scores.

Martijn Reuvers, Managing Director of Two Tribes said;

“We are very excited to be releasing our second WiiWare title. Inspired by the cult classic from the eighties, Rubik’s Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH is a totally fresh and unique 3D puzzle game experience which we can’t wait to show to Wii gamers.”

Rubik’s Puzzle Galaxy: RUSH Highlights:

·      Original 3D puzzle solving gameplay

·      More than 70 brain-busting levels

·      Tailor-made Wii Remote™ control scheme

·      Conveyer Belts, Warps, Stop Signs, Directional Signs, Splits, and more.

·      Stylish environments

·      Classic Rubik’s Cube in four sizes

·      Tutorial on how to solve the original Rubik’s Cube

·      Unique score mode

·      Online leaderboards

For more information visit the Rubik’s Puzzle Galaxy website.

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