Cube Runner II Hack 2.4 + Redeem Codes

Cube Runner was one of the first games I ever played on my old iPod touch, so I was thrilled to see a version of it being kept up to date with the latest iOS. I was worried it might now be overrun with ads and microtransactions like so many other games from the same time, but it’s exactly like I remember it. Still keeps me entertained just as well as it did for me as a kid, too!

This is a fun little abstract racing game. Everything is very minimal, and it's easy to get into. I have an issue where I can't "Tap to restart" at the end of a time trial. I have to go to the main menu to restart. Other than that, its lightweight interface is nice.

This game was out since the iPod touch glad that your updating the game

Great nostalgia, world class Dev support.

Fun.

the only difference between this version and the free version is the ability to create levels on the iphone (you can make levels online and play them on the free version) and use objects other then cubes. you can use trees domes balls and these flag things. the creator is a little complicated but easy when you get it. go to level editor and choose new layout. name it, choose time trial or normal, and open it. now ignore objects, go to levels and choose new level. leave it on custom, choose day or night, and put the speed around 20. choose objjects and it has letters to choose from. A=trees B=domes D=balls E=hanging flags. Every other letter is different colors of the same object. now the numbers at top choos the height of the objects. the higher the number the bigger the object. now just draw walls from top to bottom, move the screen and continue. you can also preview it in case its to easy or immposible. now just make a level, save it and it will be in your levels from the main menu.

I won't sit here and tell you how much more awesome this game is compared to the first, it's pretty much the same
Aside from a few extreamly short time trial levels, the level creation is still as easy to format as it is to solve rocket science, the second addition does nothing to make the process easier. For a mindless gamer like me if your going to implement any type of level creation feature make it simple like line rider and make the download feature as easy and simple to down load as (tap tap R) having to know addresses and all is just too much hasel to playba game. Bit the reason I gave the game five and bought this game is to pay Andy his due. He made one of the most fresh and original games for the app store to date and have it away for free. When I have payed for so many utterly worthless games in the app store it's the least I could do to give my thanks ,but please Andy implement an easier way to create and down load traks for the mindless gamers like me!

Can you please change this so that each time you play this game you are given say, 3 lives. And, additionally this way whenever you "die", you don't have to go all the way back to the beginning and start all over again (like it stands right now), but instead you can just start over again at the point where you "died", until you burn all of your lives for each game. Also, maybe they could give you an extra life each time you pass some kind of milestone.

Hey N88, to play the game you create, just go to the part on the main screen where you choose from the levels that are built into the game, and scroll down. The game you made should be under "Third Party Levels." Anyway, this is a great game, and it has unlimited replayability if you want to aim for that high score, or are willing to put some time and effort into learning and playing with the game and object editor.

Edit: The level editor can be EXTREMELY glitchy. It added a level that I knew nothing about, and crashed every time I tried to play that specific game again. Sometimes, it will also crash once you try to save an object, and when it starts to do that, it never allows you to edit objects again, forcing you to reinstall and lose everything you've created. This app needs a BIG update.

The original was an instant hit -- small, light, simple, and totally addictive. The sequel suffers from numerous half-baked features. It's missing music (something that was present in the original), the interface now feels clunkier and uglier (maybe just because there's more of it to see), and the level editor is completely unintuitive and difficult to do anything with. There is absolutely nothing that makes this version better than the free original. The level editor is unusable, and things that were a pleasure in the original have taken a step backwards or disappeared entirely. Stick with the free original -- it's worth what this one costs. This one isn't.