One more week, the guys from Cupertino offer us an application or game to download for free for a whole week. On this occasion, the application selected by Apple is a game: Colorcube, a puzzle game in which we will have to put our skills to the test by trying to fit all the pieces that appear.
Colorcube has a regular price in the App Store of 1,09 euros, but until next Thursday, August 17, we will be able to download it for free through the link that I leave at the end of this article, or by doing a search in the App Store for the name of the game.
Colorcube is a game ideal for when we want to relax for a while while we are on our way to work, we wait for a friend to have a coffee or when we get home and want to forget everything around us. Colorcube does not offer us any time limitation when playing, nor do we have to compete to obtain the highest possible score, we just have to try to overcome the 25 levels that this game offers us while we enjoy the soundtrack of Sean Dhondt.
Unlike on other occasions, where games are riddled with in-app purchases, Colorcube is a simple application that does not offer us any type of purchase within the application, something to be thankful for considering that this type of applications without purchases are beginning to be weirdos within the App Store. Between in-app purchases and app subscriptions to use them, the App Store is losing the essence of what it originally wanted, where we paid for apps and completely forgot about it.
Colorcube requires iOS 9 or later, it is compatible with the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, It requires a little less than 40 MB of space on our device and it is fully translated into Spanish
