Suzy Cube

Noodlecake

About this game

Oh no! The dastardly Skulls have stolen all the gold right out of Castle Cubeton! 
Only Suzy Cube has what it takes to recover the castle's lost treasure from those blustering bullies!

Discover the simple joy of platforming in this bright, fun and surprise-filled 3D game.

Features

• Simple, tight and responsive controls
• Over 40 unique stages to master
• Secrets and power-ups to discover
• Support for most Bluetooth gamepads!

A passion project which gets at the heart of what makes a great feeling, smile-inducing, 3D platform game for all players.

Reviews

★★★★★ "...absolutely well-crafted to a ridiculous degree" —TouchArcade.com

"The best 3D platformer you can play on mobile" —Pocket Gamer

"It's guaranteed to make you smile" —AppAdvice

A Word From The Developer:
Suzy Cube has been a labour of love and an incomparable learning experience. 
After years of work, I am thrilled to release the game so players can have as much fun playing it as I've had creating it. Thanks to everyone who have helped make this possible and to all of Suzy's exceedingly patient fans. 

Merci, Thank you, Gracias,
—Louis

NorthernBytes Software

Ratings and reviews

Pros: Decent graphics, cheap but not free, lots of levels, and fun. Cons: It costs money, the controls are awful, and the main thing is too simple. It's just another 3d mobile platformer that isn't really worth the money unless you're super bored. Overall: It's good but controls need work and it should at least be $0.99 at the maximum and be on sale often.

A well polished and enjoyable game. Smooth difficulty curve, well designed environments, cute characters, and great music are just a few of the things that make this a worthwhile purchase. If you liked collectable based games, like Banjo-Kazooie or Mario 64, there's a good chance you'll like this. The stars hidden throughout the level give reason to replay levels and explore further. Even on replay, the levels seldom feel repetitive. The controls could be better and there are times when you may be fighting the camera angle and invisible joystick to get Suzy to move or jump where you want. Not having a visible joystick on the screen makes the UI less distracting, but it can make it difficult to define the limits of the control you have over Suzy. For me, I would find my left thumb sliding over the middle and right side of the screen. There could be more consistency in the use of directional shadows. When the directional 'high noon' shadows are in effect, knowing what Suzy is over is a lot easier. When there are no shadows, it can be difficult to discern her position, particularly over enemies, etc. Even so, I readily endorse this game.

I really want to like this game. It goes for that Super Mario 3D Land feel, and does a great job. But the joystick and options for it are terrible. It's either too sensitive or not sensitive enough, that's it. When precise jumps are required, control completely falls apart due to the joystick. 95% of my deaths are from falling off a ledge due to turning too quick or too slow. If the joystick was given more tuning options, this would easily be the best 3D platformer on the Play Store.

What's new

- Minor Bug Fixes