Zamn that ground pound effect is juicy
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How to build LEGO CubeTales figures!
- Get six 2x4 bricks.
- Put two of them right next to each other, then place two more on top of them rotated on the Z axis, then place the last two facing the same way as the first two.
- Draw the eyes, and you’re done!
You can see LEGO Cobalt the cube in Flowlab movie 2, and his feature episode (3) of the Flowlab [meme] series. I just made a Cecilia LEGO today so I decided to share this with all CubeTales players.
Colors for the cubes we know so far:
Cobalt: Medium azure
example piece to show color
Cecilia: Dark pink
Example piece to display color
Both of those colors can be found easily nowadays.
Roshyn: Dark gray or Dark bluish gray
DG example
DBG example
Sources for these colors: BrickLink Color Guide
For Roshyn, if those LEGO colors don’t work you can try the dark metallic gray Mega Bloks/Construx bricks like the ones in this image:
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Draw the eyes?
I would have just used some snot bricks and used the actual eye printed pieces from the old Mixels line and fill the rest with tiles instead of drawing or using stickers.
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Same here, I would use the LEGO pieces to make eyes.
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real. I completely 
me to me honestly:
I know exactly which pieces would create the most game-accurate CubeTales look though:
This 1x1 half-circle tile, in black.
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What am I seeing? Did you break time itself? Another universe? What in the god’s name is this?
Now I seen everything.
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You’ll have to wait until it’s complete to find out.
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while I work on some updates, let’s see if anyone can beat this time in level 2
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Made minor changes to translate the game as smoothly as possible into 60fps
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The game still exists?
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yes
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Pun Intended.
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Is that MS Paint 3D?
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Yeah
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