Cube Slam

Cube Slam brings a different kind of table tennis challenge to your screen. Instead of hitting a regular ball across a table, you use a paddle to send a moving cube toward your opponent. Your goal is to break through the blocks protecting the other side while keeping your own wall safe.

The game combines quick reactions with careful paddle movement. You need to watch the cube, predict where it will travel and return it before it hits the blocks behind you.

This version of Cube Slam supports offline gameplay. You can play alone against the computer or enjoy a two-player match with someone beside you. Both players use the same computer, mobile phone or tablet.

Break Through Your Opponent’s Wall

Every match begins with two opposing sides and a cube that travels between them.

Move your paddle to meet the incoming cube and send it back across the board. A successful shot can travel past your opponent and damage the protective blocks behind their paddle.

Your opponent tries to do the same thing to you. Each missed return brings your own wall closer to destruction.

Keep the paddle near the cube’s expected landing point. Moving too far in one direction can leave the opposite side open.

Challenge the Computer in Single-Player Mode

Single-player mode lets you practice against a computer-controlled opponent.

The computer returns shots and tries to break your wall. You need to respond with careful movements and aim your returns toward open spaces.

Some shots travel straight across the board. Others bounce at difficult angles.

Try changing where your paddle meets the cube. A different contact point can send the next shot along a new path.

Play with a Friend on One Device

Cube Slam also includes a local two-player mode. Two people can compete using the same device without connecting to another player over the internet.

Both players can follow the action on the board and watch the damage on the opposing side.

This makes it possible to play together on a computer, phone or tablet. Touch controls allow players to control their paddles on touchscreen devices.

The match becomes more interesting when both players begin predicting each other’s moves.

Obstacles Make Every Rally Different

Cube Slam includes obstacles and special effects that can change the movement of the cube.

Barriers can interrupt an easy shot, while other effects may change the cube’s speed or direction. You need to react to these changes without allowing the cube to pass your paddle.

A shot that looks simple at first can become difficult after hitting an obstacle.

Watch the Final Cube Collapse

The most important moment arrives when one player loses the last protection on their side.

The losing wall breaks apart, creating a satisfying finish to the match.

Cube Slam gives you a simple goal with plenty of room to improve. You can practice alone, learn different shooting angles or challenge a friend sitting next to you.