Video games have become hugely popular in recent years, and with the massive success of Roblox, it’s no surprise that many companies are gunning for a piece of the pie. One of the latest to make a play is Cubio, a game-creation platform that is aiming to give Roblox a run for its money.
Cubio provides users with an accessible and easy-to-use environment where they can design and develop their own online multiplayer games. The platform is based on an intuitive drag-and-drop interface and supports both 3D and 2D game development. This makes Cubio particularly appealing for users of all skills levels, as it is easy to learn and doesn’t require knowledge of coding or graphics design.
What sets Cubio apart from Roblox is its robust suite of tools. Rather than creating single-player games, users can create fully-fledged online worlds with up to 16 players at once. The game creator also includes numerous features that facilitate online sharing and collaboration, such as real-time chat, drive-in-car visits and co-op play. There’s also a feature that allows users to upload their own music, sound effects and visuals into their creations.
At the same time, Cubio is also looking to give budding game developers some incentive to make bigger and better games. This is done through the Cubio Fuel program, which rewards users with virtual currency for the games they create and the times they play in others’ games. This virtual currency can then be used to purchase new game assets and customization options for their games.
Overall, Cubio is an exciting new game development platform that stands to give Roblox some real competition in the years to come. Its easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface, robust suite of tools and reward structure make it an attractive option for game developers of all skill levels. It remains to be seen if Cubio will be able to rival Roblox in terms of popularity, but at the very least, it is looking to give the latter a run for its money.