Much like how Cube Farmer took the intricacies of the farming world and condensed it down into bite sized pieces, Cube Airport on Xbox is looking to do similar with the joy of flight.
Take off with Cube Airport
From the same team as which pushed Cube Farmer to Xbox back in the early months of the year, Cube Airport has that Colossus Game Studio DNA all over it. This is a block pusher/roller, in which you make the most of a series of tiny dioramas, looking to craft the runways needed to ensure safe flight.
With planes lined up, it’ll be up to you to navigate and move blocks around the little landscapes, slotting them into place in order to allow those planes to take off. With a relaxing vibe and LoFi sounds, there’s very little here to distinguish Cube Airport from Cube Farmer. But perhaps that is not a bad thing.
Find success in Cube Airport on Xbox and you’ll discover there are further taxing stages to enjoy. Forty are in place in all, each looking to deliver the intense satisfaction of the last.
The key features of Cube Airport on Xbox
- 40 levels;
- Original soundtrack;
- Satisfying puzzles;
- Low poly visuals;
Whilst Airport Simulator games are notoriously tricky, Cube Airport brings it all down to a level that should be easy to handle. With Series X|S optimisation in house, as well as a cheap £4.19 price tag, Cube Airport is tempting.
You’ll know what to expect if you played Cube Farmer, but if not, hit up the Xbox Store and grab a download of Cube Airport on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
And if you want to know more, stay tuned for a review of Cube Airport on Xbox from us.
Game Description
Immerse yourself in a memorable experience with a relaxing LoFi soundtrack and unique visuals that will leave you extremely satisfied. You are responsible for constructing the runway for the airplane to take off. To do this, fit the runway cubes correctly into the indicated positions on the platform.
