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It's a Cube
3 years ago

It's a Cube now has full controller support! You can now navigate the menus and rotate the cube both using the directional pad on your controller if you'd prefer to over using your keyboard.


It's a Cube version 2.1 major changes (see changelog.txt included in the download for more details):

- Added full controller support!

- Updated the in-game tutorial page and added a tab for controller controls.



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