Cubes

Lift a Cube Cubes List

Filter the currently observed Lift a Cube Cube list by zone, evidence, and verification status, with live fields to check.

This Cubes list contains four names clearly visible in a current Lift a Cube walkthrough: Stone Cube, Copper Cube, Ice Cube, and Golden Cube. It is an observed route catalog, not a first-party promise that these are every Cube in the live experience. Filter by environment or verification status, then read the current sign before choosing a target.

Filter the Cube catalog

Early gray section

Stone Cube

Observed weight: 6.6 kg in one current walkthrough.

Verify live: weight, recommendation, reward, and refresh timer.

Evidence: readable community gameplay checked September 11, 2026; value may change.

Sandy section

Copper Cube

Observed weight: not transcribed; read the live sign.

Verify live: weight, recommendation, reward, and route time.

Evidence: name and environment are readable in current community gameplay.

Snow or ice section

Ice Cube

Observed weight: not transcribed; read the live sign.

Verify live: weight, recommendation, reward, and route time.

Evidence: name and environment are readable in current community gameplay.

Later red-brick section

Golden Cube

Observed weight: 67.7 kg in one current walkthrough.

Verify live: weight, recommendation, reward, and refresh timer.

Evidence: readable community gameplay checked September 11, 2026; value may change.

How to verify each entry

Use the correct Roblox Place ID, approach the Cube, and capture its name and weight in the same current view. Record the date and zone landmarks. Add the recommended Strength only when its sign clearly belongs to that Cube, not a neighboring area.

Complete the lift before recording a reward. Starting an interaction does not prove the full result. Time the route from a stable point so comparisons with another Cube include walking and waiting.

Stone Cube

Stone Cube appears early in the observed gray or stone-themed section. The recording displays 6.6 kg. Use this as a dated community check only; the live sign wins if it differs.

This is a useful early route benchmark after leaving the green starter area. If progress barely moves, return to push-ups or the previous reliable target. If it completes, compare the full circuit before making it your new farm.

Copper Cube

Copper Cube appears in a sandy section farther along the observed course. Its name is visible, but the weight was not clear enough for a confident transcription. Read the current sign and nearby recommendation.

Use the environment and Cube color to orient, but do not assume a zone name that the game does not show. Record the live label if the section has an explicit title.

Ice Cube

Ice Cube appears in snow or ice scenery. As with Copper, the name is readable while the weight needs a live check. Device contrast and video motion make guessing a number unsafe.

Prepare with a reliable earlier circuit and enough Strength for one controlled attempt. If the route is long, include the travel time when judging whether the upgrade is worthwhile.

Golden Cube

Golden Cube appears later in a red-brick area. The reviewed recording shows a 67.7 kg label. That number is community-reported for the September 11 check and may be rebalanced.

Do not jump directly from an early Cube because the gold appearance seems valuable. Follow live progression signs and test the previous targets first. A completed intermediate loop can fund the Arms and materials needed to make this attempt practical.

Missing and future Cubes

The official description says players travel farther to discover heavier Cubes, so later or newly added targets may exist beyond these four observed entries. A name belongs here only after a readable direct check in the correct experience. Similar-game lists are not acceptable evidence.

Report a new entry with name, live weight, zone landmarks, recommendation, date, and a completed result where possible. Keep outdated values as dated history rather than merging them into a current claim.

Evidence note

The existence of progressively heavier Cubes is first-party confirmed. The four names, environments, and two example weights are community-observed in a walkthrough checked September 11, 2026. This is not a complete official catalog; all current values require live verification.

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