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ZooCube came out on the Game Boy Advance in 2002, published by Acclaim Entertainment. It was one of those quirky puzzle games that felt right at home on the handheld, a system full of experimental titles that tried to do something different with familiar formulas.

You control a floating, spinning cube as animal parts fall from above. Your job is to rotate the cube and attach these mismatched pieces, like a lion torso to a gazelle leg, building complete animals before the structure becomes too unstable and collapses. The core mechanics involve quick rotations to find matching sockets and careful placement to manage the cube's growing, wobbling weight. It starts off deceptively simple, but the pace quickens dramatically, demanding fast decisions and spatial awareness. It feels like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle during an earthquake.