A game’s design is more than its backdrop. The way a card turns, a wheel slows, or a win lands can shape how the whole experience feels.
That’s why Cubeia has rebuilt 17 titles across its catalogue. The update brings new boards, motion, sound and layouts designed for phones, with each game shaped to work within an operator’s own brand.
Built around the moment of play
The rebuild focuses on the details players see and feel during a round. In Dice, a glass-like die travels across a raised slider and lands with a burst of sparks. In Chicken Cross, a living chicken moves through traffic, with golden coins marking safe steps and headlights bringing each lane to life.
Other games use motion to make their central action clearer. Crash traces a glowing line that heats up as the multiplier climbs. In Limbo, the result rolls into view like a mechanical counter. Baccarat now uses a live-table layout, with chips, cards dealt from a deck and a road tracking recent rounds.
Each game has its own approach, but the goal is consistent: make the action easier to follow and give important moments more presence.
A rebuild across the catalogue
The update covers 17 games, from Dice, Limbo and Mines to Baccarat, Blackjack and Poker. It includes refreshed game boards, more expressive animations, redesigned controls and new sound cues. The layouts have also been adapted for phone screens.
The games are designed to take on the operator’s visual identity, including the operator’s brand colours. That gives each casino room to present the games as part of its own experience.
Compare the old and new builds
The update page shows each game’s previous and current design side by side. Visitors can drag the comparison slider, then launch a live demo to see the new build in play.
Explore all 17 rebuilt games and try the demos at Cubeia Games Rebuilt.