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"In January, Google teased us with a video of a ball and maze game using Google Maps models on a cube. Though it looked fun, it apparently needed a few more months of tweaking and the in-browser game is only just now available. Despite being a tutorial for Google Maps features, it\u2019s a surprisingly fun little time waster.\nCalled Cube, each of the levels covers one or more aspects of Google Maps capabilities; everything from bike paths, to check-ins, to restaurant ratings. The cleverest levels are the ones that introduce new mechanics to the game, like the London level where you use the Underground to warp to different areas or the Mall of America where you navigate the interior of that terrifying labyrinth of consumerism.\nOnce it\u2019s walked you through all that, the game\u2019s final level mish-mashes the cities together, Rubik\u2019s Cube-style. There\u2019s nothing to learn from this level, besides that the Google developers behind this project really enjoyed making it, but it\u2019s a fun and logical conclusion to the game.\nYou can take Cubenow. for a spin now. I\u2019d like to see Google release a level-building tool and allow people to make their own labyrinth games. Though it's achingly simple and maybe even a little dumb, its surprisingly addictive. I\u2019d definitely roll a marble through the greatest cities on earth.\n[Cube, via Gizmodo]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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