CubeMery reinvents the traditional reminiscence recreation in 3D.
As a substitute of flipping flat playing cards on a desk, gamers rotate an actual 3D dice to hunt for matching pairs hidden throughout all six faces. Drag to spin it, faucet a tile to flip it, and attempt to bear in mind the place its twin is — even when it’s on a face you haven’t checked out shortly. Easy to study, surprisingly addictive, and a refreshing twist on a style everybody already is aware of.
Constructed with pure HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript (Three.js for the 3D rendering) — no plugins, no Flash, no backend required. Drop it on any internet host and it simply works.
Key Options
- Full 3D gameplay — drag/rotate the dice freely, or use snap-rotate arrow buttons for exact 90° turns
- Pinch-to-zoom, scroll-wheel zoom, and on-screen +/− buttons
- Two built-in issue modes: 2×2 per face (12 pairs) and three×3 per face (27 pairs) — simple to increase to extra
- ⏱️ Dwell strikes counter and timer HUD
- Match suggestions animations, confetti win display, and full recreation stats on completion
- Procedurally generated sound results (Net Audio API) — no audio information to license or host
- Absolutely responsive — playable on desktop, pill, and cellphone, with devoted format breakpoints
- ↩️ Again-to-menu button with a affirmation dialog, so progress isn’t misplaced by chance
- Daring, fashionable “neo-brutalist” UI — thick borders, arduous drop shadows, clear typography — absolutely re-themeable through CSS variables
- ⚙️ Clear, commented, separated codebase (HTML / CSS / JS) — simple to customise icons, colours, timing, and issue ranges
What’s Included
- Full supply information (index.html, model.css, recreation.js)
- Full documentation (setup, customization information, credit)
- Changelog and license notes
Necessities
- Any fashionable browser with WebGL assist (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
- An web connection by default (Three.js + Google Fonts load from CDN — absolutely documented steps to self-host for offline use)
Nice For
- Net recreation portfolios and recreation jam entries
- Mind-training / children’ academic websites
- Gamified touchdown pages, promos, and interactive advertisements
- Companies constructing light-weight informal video games for shoppers
