I’ll be honest—when I first launched Cubic Odyssey, I wasn’t sure what I had gotten myself into. The lack of clear instructions made the beginning a bit frustrating, and for a while I felt kind of lost. But I’m really glad I stuck with it, because once you get past that initial confusion, the game opens up in a way I didn’t expect.

There’s something really special about the atmosphere. One moment you’re gathering resources and figuring out how to survive, and the next you’re wandering through strange, almost sacred-feeling places that make you stop and just take it all in. It reminded me a lot of No Man’s Sky in that sense—there’s this vastness, this feeling that you’re part of something way bigger, even if you don’t fully understand it yet.

The story elements are subtle but present, and the missions give the game a sense of direction without being too pushy. You can take your time, explore, and enjoy the journey at your own pace. It still needs polish in a few areas, and it’s definitely not for everyone, but if you like survival games with a mysterious, otherworldly twist, Cubic Odyssey is absolutely worth diving into.