Rubik Cubik is a puzzle game built around solving the Rubik's Cube. Its central activity is working through the cube to reach a solved state, with supporting tools for learning technique, tracking performance, and getting unstuck. The listing describes it as suitable for both beginners and experienced solvers, which makes it useful for players who want guided practice as well as open-ended solving.

Learning technique with animated tutorials

The game includes a detailed animated tutorial that walks through how to solve a Rubik's Cube step by step. Because the lessons are presented as animations, players can follow each move as it happens before attempting the same sequence themselves. The listing positions this mainly as a resource for beginners who want to build their skills, and it also suggests that the tutorial can help more experienced players refine their technique.

Tracking time and moves

While solving, the game records both elapsed time and the number of moves. These two measurements give players a way to check their progress across attempts and see how efficiently they are solving the puzzle. Because move count and time are both shown, a player can focus on reducing unnecessary turns, reducing time, or both.

Hints and rotation speed

When a particular block becomes difficult, the hint system offers guidance toward the next correct move. This is intended for moments when a player is unsure what to do and needs a small amount of help rather than a full solution. Rotation speed can also be adjusted, so players can slow down to study each turn or speed up to challenge themselves. Changing the speed is a setting the player controls, and the listing suggests experimenting with it to find the pace that works best.

Saved progress and personalization

Progress can be saved so that a player can return to a puzzle later at the same point. The game also offers several themes for changing its visual appearance. Players can share their achievements on social media, according to the listing.

Listing details

The listing identifies Exorp as the developer and shows version 1.1. The description states that the game is intended for Rubik's Cube enthusiasts with 1GB+ RAM. The listing does not provide further details about offline play, multiplayer modes, or in-app purchases, so those topics are not covered here.