Kickle Cubicle

Kickle Cubicle

Kickle Cubicle is a puzzle-action game developed by Irem for the NES. You play as a young boy named Kickle, trapped in a dream world, and you must solve puzzles to escape. The gameplay involves freezing enemies with a breath attack, and then using them as blocks to create platforms and reach doors. A unique feature is the "push" mechanic – you can slide frozen enemies across the floor to fill gaps or activate switches. The levels are mazes with keys, doors, and various obstacles. A trivia: the game was originally released in Japan as "Kickle Cubicle" and was praised for its originality. The graphics are cute and colorful, with a whimsical art style. The music is whimsical and catchy, composed by the Irem sound team. Critics praised the puzzle design, the originality of the mechanic, and the gentle difficulty curve. It is a cult classic that appeals to all ages. The final boss is a dream demon that requires clever use of frozen enemies to defeat. The game offers a rewarding experience with its clever level design and satisfying mechanics.