There are extra incentives to the game. If you land on a platform with a color-changing cube, you get extra points. You also get additional points for landing on a smaller platform. You’ll notice that platforms do not move at the same speed. The black background and the colors may also make it difficult to estimate distance. It’s easy to miss a jump. While it’s hard, it certainly an addictive game you can keep playing.

This is, of course, all done with cubes in a sleek, black background. The minimal design isn’t only an aesthetic choice. The colors and movement of the platforms add another layer of difficulty. Each platform conveyor runs opposite of one another. These plus the clash of color make it hard to estimate distance when jumping.

Unlike other crossing games, Cube Jump lacks still platforms. This one detail ramps up the difficulty by a significant margin. There’s no breather area for the player. Once you start, you must keep your cube hopping to the next platform. It is at once confusing, frustrating, and addictive. It will test your motor skills and your patience, and you will keep coming back for more.