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Cubixx Website goes live

Hi everyone.  Good news for all you Cubot fans out there.  The Cubixx HD website has just gone live.  Click here for everything you could possibly want to know about Cubixx HD.

To celebrate the launch of the Cubixx HD website we’ve recorded some amazing new videos.  Thrill at seeing 7 player Death Match, be amazed by Arcade Mode, get closer to the Challenges and view Steven’s Top Tips.  All of which can be viewed in the Trailers section of the new website.

The new website also features exciting screen shots, a features list and an interactive rogues gallery.

Expect more Cubixx HD news very soon, including those elusive SCEE and SCEA release dates.

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Cubixx HD: the reviews start rolling in

Hi everyone,

It’s been an exciting week here at Laughing Jackal as we’ve started to hear what other people think about Cubixx HD.  The latest issue of Official PlayStation Magazine UK contains a half page review of Cubixx HD and the good news is they liked it. No, that’s not quite right; they really, really like it.

In fact, they liked it so much, they gave it an 8 out of 10, saying:

“The controls are smooth, the soundtrack is brilliantly pitched, and not since we had a post-op morphine pump has anything screamed ‘just one more go’ louder. It’s adamantium-boulder tough at times, but there’s never anyone to blame for failure but yourself. And for the stubborn among us, that’s the killer”

The latest issue of Official PlayStation Magazine UK is out now so you can go check out the full review in the magazine.

We’ve also had a very cool preview from Alex over at The Sixth Axis  So it’s not just Official PlayStation Magazine who enjoy Cubixx HD.

It’s always a little scary when you first send off a game you’ve been working on so long to someone outside Laughing Jackal, so it has been great to see everyone enjoying Cubixx HD.

More reviews as they come in.

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Work experience at Laughing Jackal

Jo has been doing his work experience with us all this week and for today’s blogpost he’s written about his time here.

 

I had the great opportunity to come down to Braintree for the week to have my work experience with the team at Laughing Jackal, an experience I’m sure many would pay to have.

The chance to see how a video games company works, no matter how small they might be, has always been of great interest to me. The unique prospect of not only coming to see the team work, but to also actively work with the team has combined into a week I most certainly will not forget.

Albeit a small company, Laughing Jackal have come up with some incredibly fun, fast-paced and addictive games, some of which I hope to pick up in the near future. Their flagship title (and first!) for the PS3, Cubixx HD, had to be the most fun I’ve had with a recent video game in a while. The gameplay amounts to ridiculous amounts of carnage and mayhem, amounting to a unique and fun experience for anyone looking for not only a challenge, but something new and fresh from the average “Go here and shoot things till they die” style of gameplay. Would I recommend getting this game? A resounding yes is all I can think of to say. :)

My time with the team has been short, but fun, interesting and, most of all, educational. I have learnt in my short time what kind of qualities and subjects a person needs in order to succeed in this kind of market, something I myself am hoping to get into.

This week has been a great experience, one I definitely won’t forget. Before I sign off, I’d like to take the opportunity to thank some people. :)

I’d like to thank Stephen Morgan for organising this week and making it possible, Alasdair Evans for guiding me throughout the week, my Dad for coming out for the week to stay with me in Braintree, my friends for coping without me, and, most of all, the team at Laughing Jackal, who are an absolutely lovely bunch.

Cheers for reading this. Joe, out. :)

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