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Conveyors and warps route a cube toward colored exits, and RUSH is Two Tribes' puzzle about painting the right path. A warp tile dumps the cube to the wrong exit if the belt was painted the other color.
Switches change belts, and a wrong warp dumps the block back to the start of the room. The goal square has to match the cube's color, so two exits side by side can still be a trap.
A later successor-console version plays on the GamePad screen in 2010's design. Spinning the route in the hands makes the next belt easier to read than a distant television view.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
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