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Reception

My parents used to warn me against eating sugar if I cared about my teeth, almost as if it had some magical ability to destroy matter on contact. That's exactly the power it has in Sugar Cube: Bittersweet Factory: a short and sweet 2D puzzle platformer in which you play as—you guessed it—a sugar cube with the passive ability to alter the physical state...

Steam, , 50 found it helpful

Grabbed this because it was - A) on sale, and B) dropped trading cards. Seemed like an easy way to use up steam funds and break even. But wow, the gameplay actually takes some lateral thinking to get around the puzzles in the game! It's very casual compared to platformers like vvvvv, 140, or spelunky, but this game takes a simple mechanic of tiles changing...

Steam, , 30 found it helpful

As you absentmindedly stir them into your morning coffee and sprinkle it on your grapefruit, did you ever consider that maybe sugar has feelings too? Not just feelings, but friends and families; a whole life that inevitably leads to a tragic ending. The sugar cubes in Turtle Cream's Bittersweet Factory have had enough of this grueling cycle, and thus...

Steam, , 43 found it helpful

This game is great for kids, especially by:
-Difficulty: A good challenge for novice players.
-Graphics: They're animated, basic and cute.
-History: It's simple but entertaining and enjoyable.
-Levels: Cool, colorful and funny.

I want a sequel of this great game, I love it so much and I describe it as a 10/10 :3

Thanks Turtle Cream for this <3

Steam, , 17 found it helpful

The Good:
-Good pacing in game.
-Actually makes you think (in some levels).

The Bad:
-Difficulty curve is uneven, many levels are just too easy and others are more difficult all of a sudden.
-Short, not a lot of variation.

Steam, , 31 found it helpful