Oink Cube

In Oink Cube, you meet a cute couple — a piglet and a wolf — who are moving along a forest path and trying to reach the finish line faster than their opponent. The forest is peaceful, the squares on the path are brightly colored, and the race itself is suitable even for the youngest players. The format resembles a good board game where the result depends on the number on the dice. This is a children's board race, so keywords such as board game and dice game are appropriate here. The rounds are short, the characters smile, and the track is easy to read even for children who are just beginning to enjoy counting games.

How to play?

First, you choose a character and press the dice to find out how many steps they will take. In Oink Cube, numbers from 1 to 6 immediately send the character forward along the path, so you can quickly see the result of the roll. If your character lands on a green square, they move forward or get an extra turn. Landing on a red square sends them back, and you have to wait for the next roll during your opponent's turn. As you move through the forest, you gradually approach the finish line and assess how convenient the squares ahead are. A round takes about three minutes, so you can play with your parents in short sessions. After completing one track, it's easy to start a new one because the structure of the move is simple: roll the dice, look at the steps, and watch the hero follow the route. The first to reach the flag wins, and it feels fair because the entire path is visible from start to finish.