Six games to start, and two more on the way
Reaction Race, Would You Rather, Connect Four, Texas Hold'em, School Wars and Bolt Brawl. Here is what is on the Cube today and why we picked them.
A console is only as good as what you play on it. So before anything else, we built games that work for a room full of people with nothing but their phones in their hands.
Quick ones for any moment
Reaction Race is five rounds of waiting for green. Every phone flips at the same moment because the Cube keeps everyone on one clock. Would You Rather asks the room a question, everyone votes in secret, and you score for siding with the majority. Both take minutes and need no explaining.
Classics, made for a crowd
Connect Four plays winner stays on: two at the board, everyone else watching on their own phone and queuing for a go. Texas Hold'em is real poker with free chips only. Your cards stay on your phone, bots fill the empty seats, and there is nothing to buy or cash out.
The big ones
School Wars 2.0 is real time strategy for up to four schools fighting over a town. Bolt Brawl puts you in a garage to build a battle machine, then lets you drive it into one of six arenas or program its brain and watch it fight. Both run in 3D on the phones you already own.
Coming next
Pocket World and After Hours are in the works. We will share more about both when they are ready to show.
Every game is built the same way: the rules run on one phone, the Cube keeps the lobby and the scores, and if that phone leaves the room another one carries the game on.