1 / 7Funbox Media The Cube for Nintendo Switch
Funbox Media The Cube brings the TV-show-based challenge game to Nintendo Switch, with 33 challenges, three multiplayer modes and an extreme mode. It is aimed at players who want short competitive games, though the listing does not explain the multiplayer setup or player count.
At a glance
- The three named multiplayer modes are Challenge, Head-to-Head and Sprint.
- Profiles track wins and losses, with per-game stats for average wins and lives used.
- The listing describes the Switch edition as a revamped return of the Wii game.
Reference price: £29.99
Price checked: 13 Nov 2026
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Pros
- Three multiplayer modes give players more than one way to compete.
- Profiles and game stats provide a way to follow results across players.
- Includes both The Voice and The Body from the TV show, according to the listing.
Technical specifications
6 specifications| Challenges | 33 challenges |
|---|---|
| Extreme mode | 5 difficult versions of the game’s best challenges |
| TV-show elements | The Voice and The Body |
| Multiplayer modes | 3 Multiplayer modes (Challenge, Head-to-Head, Sprint) |
|---|---|
| Player profiles and stats | Profiles letting multiple players track wins and losses. Stats for each game showing average wins and lives used. |
| Platform | Nintendo Switch |
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What to know before buying
- The listing does not specify the number of supported players or how multiplayer is set up, so check these details if they matter for your group.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Fans of The Cube TV show looking for a related Nintendo Switch game.
- Households or friends interested in short competitive challenges and player-by-player results.
Less suited to
- Buyers who need a confirmed player count or detailed multiplayer setup before choosing.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
65% 65% - 4 stars
9% 9% - 3 stars
13% 13% - 2 stars
1% 1% - 1 star
12% 12%
Aggregate customer ratings lean positive, with most ratings in the five-star category, but a substantial share are one-star and some are mid-range. This points to mixed experiences rather than a dependable picture of what every player will enjoy. The figures do not explain the reasons behind ratings, so consider whether the advertised challenge modes and tracking features suit your group.
Frequently asked questions
How many challenges are included?
The listing says the game has 33 challenges, plus an extreme mode with five difficult versions of its best challenges.
What multiplayer modes are included?
The listing names Challenge, Head-to-Head and Sprint. It does not state the player count or setup.
Does the game track player results?
Yes. The listing says profiles track wins and losses, and game stats show average wins and lives used.
