Many people are surprised and amazed when I whip out a cube from my backpack and solve it in front of them. The majority of the human population can’t solve cubes. At least the female population. Continue reading “Marissa Baney”
A large debate over many cubers is what the best puzzle is, and people can argue over this for hours on end. Continue reading “Rajan Patel”
My favorite puzzle… I’ve only owned 3 puzzled so far, a 2×2, 3×3, and 4×4. I’ve tried a couple other cubes though.
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My favourite cube definitely is the Pyraminx. Although it has only four sides, it looks cool, is a lot of fun and is fairly easy to learn how to solve. Continue reading “Marlon Somersall”
I think it’s hard to decide what my favorite puzzle is. One, because I didn’t get the chance to try every puzzle out there, and two: because every twisty puzzle has its own glamour and characteristics. But I can safely tell that my favorite puzzle would be a non-WCA twisty puzzle.
My personal favourite twisty puzzle is the Pyramix. It is my favourite because it is an intuitive and fresh yet surprisingly familiar take on the original 3×3 Rubik’s cube. The turning action of the Pyraminx rivals the turning actions of most high-end speedcubes such as the Gans or the Shengshou. The stickers, in all my time solving the Pyraminx, have barely been scratched at all (I have been solving for about a month, for the record).
My favorite Twisty puzzle is… well… I’m not sure what it is called. According to DGCubes it is called a Kibiminx. I refer to it as a 2 by 2 Megaminx. It looks exactly as it sounds. It is pretty uncommon and only ShengShou makes it. Continue reading “Toby Perlstadt”
My favourite puzzle is the Megaminx. Specifically the Carbon Fiber Megaminx. My favourite puzzle is the Megaminx for a couple of reasons. One reason is because in my opinion, it is complex enough for me, but not to complex. Another reason is because when you get good at solving the megaminx, you can solve it in sub 5 minutes. Continue reading “MJ”
My favorite cube is the Pyraminx. Continue reading “Noah Mac”
My favourite puzzle……….. One question I always have to brainstorm to answer. I’m gonna answer a bit like if the question was like this- There are all the puzzles of the world in a room. You have to pick one, and quick, as they are going to melt. Continue reading “Aryaansh Rathore”
I work with Forest Planning, in one of the biggest Brazilian paper and cellulose companies. One day, I was asked to do a presentation to explain my work to adolescent students. I used the Rubik Cube to do this.
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I solve many different types of cubes. Out of them these are my favorite puzzles: pyraminx, 4×4, 3×3 and square‑1.
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During the spring of 2016 when I was only 15 years old, I got my first Rubik’s Cube. It was a Rubik’s brand Cube, but that did not matter to me. The only thing that mattered was that I was finally able to try to solve the infamous Continue reading “Benjamin Voller-Brown”
Everybody likes a good puzzle. They’re hard, challenging, and once you solve it, it feels like you’re on top of the world.
The definition of a puzzle according to Merriam Webster’s Dictionary says, “a game, toy, or problem designed to test ingenuity or knowledge.” I don’t know what the writer of this definition was thinking when they made this definition, but they were probably thinking of the Square One.