Standard · Rare · Legendary
Play. Battle. Collect.
Beast Cubes is a physical skill game where players kick collectible cubes into head-to-head battles, build their roster, and trade duplicates.
What is Beast Cubes?
A collectible skill game, built for real-world play
Each Beast is a roughly ~22mm engraved ABS cube with its own character, rarity, and Life Points (LP) value — engraved abs, no magnets.
Choose a kicking technique like Baby Kick or Grasshopper Kick, take your turn, and make contact with the opposing cube. LP tracks each battle as your collection grows across Standard, Rare, and Legendary tiers.
The Core Loop
Play. Battle. Collect.
Play
Choose a Beast and master your kick.
Battle
Make contact and use Life Points to track the battle.
Collect
Build a roster across Standard, Rare, and Legendary.
How the Game Works
From your first match to a full collection
Choose your Beast
Pick the cube you want to bring into the match.
Select Baby Kick or Grasshopper Kick
Choose the kicking technique that fits your turn.
Take your turn
Kick your Beast Cube on a clear, permitted play surface.
Make contact with the opposing cube
When your cube reaches the other Beast, the challenge begins.
Apply the official LP result
Life Points track the outcome of each challenge.
Continue the battle
Players alternate turns until the match is decided.
Collection preview — final Starter Box contents to be confirmed.
Beast Cubes Starter Box
Start your Beast Cubes collection with controlled kicks, head-to-head battles, and room to trade duplicates as your community grows.
Meet the Beasts
Featured Beasts
Grizzlegrin
Chatterbeard
Hootsnoot
Flutterflame
Tumblethorn
Thunder Dragon
Rarity & LP
Standard, Rare, and Legendary Beasts
3–5 LP
3–5 LP · The starting rarity tier.
6–9 LP
6–9 LP · A higher LP range than Standard.
10–13 LP
10–13 LP · The highest LP range in Season One.
Kicking Techniques
Baby Kick & Grasshopper Kick
Baby Kick
A beginner-friendly technique focused on control and precision.
Grasshopper Kick
An advanced technique focused on power.
Collect & Trade
Duplicates are part of collecting
- Some collections end up with duplicate Beasts.
- Duplicates create a natural reason to trade with other players.
- Trading and gifting help players meet and connect locally.
Players can trade duplicate cubes in person. Parents or guardians should be involved when younger players trade — not through an online marketplace.
Community
Beast Cubes is meant to be played together
- Backyard matches
- Mall demos
- Clubs
- Community spaces
- Organized play