Cube Cube pits players against one another in timed games as they arrange Tetris-style blocks on a board to score points. At the conclusion of the game, the player with the most points wins.

The same three blocks are given to each player to place on their board at the same time. When you stack blocks in rows or columns, you gain points. Additionally, this will remove that row or column from the board. After setting the first three blocks, you are given three more.

The block shapes are randomized from a predetermined pool, but they resemble those in Tetris. It might make sense to provide space for larger blocks because blocks come in a variety of sizes and forms. If it shows up otherwise, you might not have enough room to place one.

Every time you set a block or clear a row or column, you receive points. However, combo or streak bonuses are perhaps the most effective ways to earn points. Clearing more than one row or column at once is how combos are accomplished. Clearing a row or column on successive turns results in streaks.

How a game might end is a vital aspect of it. You continue to play until the allotted time (typically three minutes) or your move pool runs dry.