These user-generated levels can be kept private or published for the entire world to play! There are many user-generated levels available to play but unfortunately they can not all be browsed or displayed at once and are separated into a handful of levels categorized by recent, popular and random.
Cubemen 2 comes with a rather extensive level designer which allows players to create their own Cubemen levels. The object in defector is to have the most units by the time the game is over.Īs I mentioned before there is a ton of content for Cubemen 2 and it doesn’t lie so much in the maps that are included in the game, which there are already plenty of, but rather in user generated content.
Last but not least is defector where players are given a limited number of units and killing a unit causes them to defect to their team. King of the Hill is pretty self-explanatory as well and players can win this by occupying ‘the hill’ for the longest. Territory is an interesting mode where players try to cover as much of the map in their own team’s color by sending out troops around the map but territory can be lost is an opponent’s wandering troops walk over claimed areas. Capture the flag is just that, players send out the flag stealer to take the opponent’s flag while defending a flag of their own. In skirmish, players try to end up in the number one spot by sending out troops to battle against the other players on the map and reach their bases while defending their own base from attack. The other 5 game modes, which can be played as single or multiple players, are skirmish, capture the flag, territory, king of the hill and defector. For defense mode players are tasked with simply defending their base and in rescue mode players will need to protect ‘civilian’ characters trying to make their way to the base. Single player modes are defense and rescue. The game modes are comprised of single player only and multiplayer or single player modes. There are also a variety of options that can be set, such as time limit, difficulty level, and number of players, before starting a level in the 7 different game modes available. There are also a multitude of game settings that can be adjusted which include everything from controls and music/sound effects volume to what music is playing in each game mode. The level textures and unit skins can be changed allowing players to change up the look of the game and these options can be adjusted not only on the title screen but also priors to playing any level. The game could have been released as is with just the base game and not much else but many aspects of the game are customizable. One of the things that stood out to me was the extent of customization that was included in Cubemen 2. Once I got used to the game controls the initial levels were easy to complete but the levels do increase in difficulty and will take some strategy, which I didn’t have in this game, to overcome. With that being said, players can jump right into the game and still manage to figure out the controls and what the goal of the game is but to truly master everything Cubemen 2 has to offer, a quick jaunt through the tutorial is recommended. In fact, there is so many intricacies included in Cubemen 2 that I will not be covering all of them within this review but rather focusing on what the Cubemen 2 for Wii U is in a broad sense, what worked, and what didn’t. While this isn’t required to jump right into the gameplay, it may be a good starting point because there is much more to Cubemen 2 than face value. The first thing that players may want to tackle when initially booting up Cubemen 2 is the tutorial. While I am not the biggest fan of the tower defense genre of games, Cubemen 2 is one of the best tower defense games I have played. Cubemen 2 has a ton of content and players could potentially spend hours wading through the variety of content available. Players will wage blocky battle against one another in attempts to protect their base from waves of tiny pixelated warriors. Cubemen 2 is a tower defense game with a smattering of real-time strategy. The original Cubemen never released on a Nintendo platform so the franchise makes its debut on Nintendo systems with the Wii U release, Cubemen 2.
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