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move — WASD · mark / capture — Space · detonate green — E · speed up — hold Shift · camera — V · pause — P · sound — M
charges armed — press E
TUTORIAL
Welcome.
MONOLITH
A MODERN HOMAGE TO INTELLIGENT QUBE · 1997 → NOW
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MONOLITH
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PROTOCOL
STAGE SELECT
Clear a stage once to unlock the next.
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CONTROLS
Camera — default is the classic overhead puzzle view.
Press V (or your rebound key below) to switch to a Tomb Raider–style third-person view looking forward behind the runner.
In third-person, WASD moves relative to the camera. Mouse / right stick orbits; scroll wheel zooms; R resets tilt & zoom.
The vault arena uses its own camera and ignores this toggle.
Action
Player 1
Player 2
Click a key cell and press the new key. Esc cancels. Touch controls (D-pad · SET · FAST) are always available on mobile.
MANUAL
GUIDE
Move with WASD or the arrow keys, or a plugged-in DualSense / Xbox pad. Space (or ✕ / A) arms the tile under you; press it again to spring the trap on whatever stands there.
Capture green cubes to leave charges behind — E (or ▢ / X) detonates every charge in a 3×3 burst, and chained greens leave fresh charges.
Never trap a dark cube. Let those roll off the edge. Each one you capture tears a row off the stage — and every escaped cube of any other colour does the same.
Hold Shift (or R2) to hurry the wave. Clear a puzzle flawlessly and the stage grows back.
Camera — press V to toggle overhead ↔ third-person (looking forward behind you). Rebind it under Settings → Controls. Mouse / right stick tilt; scroll to zoom; R resets the camera frame.
Advanced: align yourself exactly on a grid-line and you can slip between two cubes as they land. Practise it — the final stage demands it.
Runs on the PS1's own random number generator, 30% mirror rolls,
real cube ratios and frame-accurate roll timings. If a cube is about to land on you, the seam between
two tiles is exactly wide enough to live in.
ORIGIN
CREDITS
A love-letter to Sony's Intelligent Qube / Kurushi (1997).
Puzzle RNG, roll timings and cube ratios ported from
adeyblue's PS1 disassembly.
Built in TypeScript on three.js WebGPU. Everything you hear is a
WebAudio oscillator — no audio files ship with the game.
If the monolith crushes you tonight, I promise it didn't cheat.
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