Cubism

Happy Steam Frame launch day, everyone!Cubism is now Steam Frame verified, meaning we've added a new Android version of the game which will run great on standalone Steam Frame! Beyond that, this new build also allows you to play in your own living room in monochrome passthrough, the color of which can be set in the Steam settings. To mark the occasion, we've also shot a new trailer directly on Steam Frame, showing of the new passthrough gameplay. Check it out here:

Update 1.8.1 is a long overdue update that brings in many of the quality of life and maintenance changes from the Quest version of the game to Steam. The main improvement under the hood is a better implementation of OpenXR support, which allowed us to consolidate support for different OpenXR runtimes into one build, meaning there is no longer a need for the two different launch options we had before. Here's a full change log:Updated OpenXR implementation to support all OpenXR runtimes, no longer requiring the secondary OpenVR launch option.Added Italian, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, and Russian localizationAdded 7 new songs to the soundtrackAdded a recenter button that allows you to quickly reposition the puzzle and menu back in front of you when you away from the puzzleAdded the option to launch the game directly in to the last puzzle you were playing

Have you ever wanted to make your own Cubism puzzles? Now you can! Update 1.6.0 adds an in-game local puzzle editor so you can unleash your inner puzzle designer. Just enable the editor in the settings, and get started making your own puzzles!

If you're running SteamVR's OpenXR utility and are having issues detecting your controllers, you can now choose to launch the game in OpenXR mode which should fix that issue.