PushForward Opens Steam Page For MillionCube, A 30-Player 3D Maze Game
PushForward is applying the three points it credits for Minna de Suiri still being played nearly two years after release (easy controls, long sessions, group play) to a room-count labyrinth, so the pitch rests on scale and co-op rather than action.
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PushForward opened the Steam store page for MillionCube on Saturday, October 10, and started accepting wishlist registrations. The 3D maze game has players search for one goal room inside a labyrinth of up to 1,000,000 connected rooms, with door numbers and room scenery as hints. Online multiplayer supports up to 30 players, and a streamer mode is included.
The stage list runs from an introductory Backrooms maze of 1,000 rooms with three-digit numbers to a final Infinite Corridor of 1,000,000 rooms with six-digit numbers, where the architecture ignores up, down, left, and right. Aquarium holds 17,576 rooms keyed by three alphabet letters, with fish in the tanks as hints; Cyberpunk holds 373,248 rooms keyed by three katakana characters, with room sizes and door positions varying widely. Room numbers can be switched to other languages such as kanji and Hangul.
- Backrooms: 1,000 rooms, 3-digit numbers, estimated 10 minutes to clear
- Aquarium: 17,576 rooms, 3 alphabet letters, estimated 2 hours to clear
- Cyberpunk: 373,248 rooms, 3 katakana characters, estimated 5 hours to several days
- Infinite Corridor: 1,000,000 rooms, 6-digit numbers, estimated 10 hours to several days
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