Growing up I used to sit down with my Rubik's cube every night and try to make my way through it. I never quite had the mental capacity for it and I honestly don't think I've ever actually completed the cube. Mine has since been tossed or ended up in a garage sale somewhere, but thanks to bPlay I can once again fail at the challenge. Their newest game is an officially licensed Rubik's Cube that is ready for conquerors everywhere.
Play the classic cube anywhere, anytime! Test your skills against the familiar 3x3x3 cube, or tackle other sizes, up to 5x5x5! Haven't figured out how to solve the cube yet? The included solution guide will help! Track your performance as you learn to solve the cube more quickly and in fewer moves! Go global and compare your times with the best in the world! It's all made possible in the only officially licensed Rubik's® Cube game!
With multiple cube sizes and stat tracking, you can take Rubik's with you no matter where you are, right on your BlackBerry. It does ring in quite high for a BlackBerry game at $6.99, but if you're a big fan of the classics it may be worth checking out.
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