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2x2x2 Magic Puzzle East Sheen's 2002 2x2x2 cube.

Shepherd 2x2x2 The stickering scheme of the Shepherd cube applied to a 2x2x2

Cubetwist 3x3 DIY bandaged cube

Rubik's Cube (2013) Official version from 2013. With caved in tiles instead of stickers. In cuboidal package

Super 3x3x3 A 3x3x3 with Pochmann stickers

Two-Faced Cube A 3x3x3 with stickers covered with lenticular lenses. Whether it looks solved depends on the view angle.

Void Cube A 3x3x3 with a hole through the center.

Shepherd's Cube A very confusing sticker variation. From the early 1980s.

4x4x4 English Calendar Cube A 4x4x4 stickered like a calendar cube with englisch names.

Crazy 4x4x4 III The third 4x4x4 with circles on all six sides. The circles are larger as in the first two variants.

Super 4x4x4 A sticker variant of the 4x4x4. Compared with the traditional stickering scheme the face pieces are distinguishable.

V-Cube 4 V-Cube 4 of Verdes Innovations

5x5x5 Magic Puzzle East Sheen's 2002 5x5x5 cube.

Super 5x5x5 The 5x5x5 super group cube. Unlike the standard 5x5x5, each of the nine center cubies on each face has only one solved position and one solved orientation.

V-Cube 6 The first mass produced 6x6x6. A six layered cube.

V-Cube 7 The first 7x7x7. A seven layered cube.

4-Leaf-Clover Cube An edge turning cube which closest relative is a more complex hybrid puzzle that came before it.

Cubic 3x3x9 I The logic successor of the cubic 3x3x7. A cuboid out of a series of cubes that behave like a bandaged 9x9x9.

Curvy Copter A variation on the Helicopter Cube that uses curved cuts to reveal the otherwise hidden centerpieces.

Curvy Mosaic Cube A variant of the Fadi Cube (aka "Mosaic Cube") with round cuts.

Dinosaur Rubik's Cube - 6 colours (aka Dino Cube) The most basic corner turning hexahedron. This version has six colours.

Eye Skewb A puzzle with 4 axes and many ways to interpret it.

Helicopter Cube (aka Bevel Cube) The first edge turning hexahedron, now a classic puzzle.

Master Skewb An incredible creation by Katsuhiko Okamoto. A very rare puzzle for many years it became mass produced in 2011.

Redi Cube A twisty puzzle cube that turns around its corners. A faceless Compy Cube.

Rex Cube A corner turning hexahedron. Very similar to the MasterSkewb but without its corners.

Skewb The deepcut corner turning cube.

2x2x2 Ghost Cube The lower order brother of the Ghost Cube. Made from a 2x2x2.

Axis Cube A 3x3x3 with the cutting planes rotated by 60� around a corner.

Bump Cube The Bump Cube is a simple 3x3x3 Rubik's cube, but with an interesting twist. It spawned a whole series of puzzles and created a verb of its own.

Caution Cube A Rubik's Cube with edges that turn by gears.

Fisher Cube Turning a Rubik's Cube by 45� inside the solid.

Fisher's Golden Cube All the stickers on this 78 mm modified Skewb are the same reflective golden colour. There is only one solution.

Gear Shift A 3-D puzzle solely based on gears.

Ghost Cube A midturn 3x3x3 still in hexahedral shape but with such an awkwardly oriented axis system that every piece is uniquely shape and therefore sticker can be unicoloured.

Pillowed Hexaminx A pillowed version of the Hexaminx.

Symmetric Mirror Blocks 2x2x2 A 2x2x2 with an axis system shifted symmetrically inside of its solid.

The Block A bilingual version "The Block", maybe also for the canadian market with a logo in a different font.

Windmill Cube A 3x3x3 variation built by Katsuhiko Okamoto.

2x2x3 (aka Slim Tower) A formerly custom now mass produced 2x2x3 cuboid, commonly known as the "Slim Tower"

2x3x3 cuboid

2x3x4 (shape-changing) Yet another Tony Fisher masterpiece. The first fully functional irregular cuboid ever.

2x4x4 Camouflage A 4x4x4 in camouflage. In this case it pretends to be a 2x4x4.

2x4x6 (truncated) A pillowed version of the 2x4x6. Made from a mass produced 4x4x6.

3x3x4 (Witeden) Another mass produced version of the 3x3x4.

3x3x5 I The first fully functional 3x3x5.

3x4x4 One of the earlier cuboids. Started as one of Tony Fisher's custom puzzle.

4x4x5 (mass produced) The first mass produced 4x4x5.

4x4x6 A fully functional and fully proportional 4x4x6 made from a 4x4x4.

4x5x5 (mass produced) The first mass produced 4x5x5.

4x5x6 The (fully functional) logical next step after 1x2x3, 2x3x4 and 3x4x5 cuboids.

Rubik's Tower (2x2x4 Cuboid) A mass produced 2x2x4 cuboid.

Scramble (Super Floppy) Cube An enhanced version of the Floppy Cube from the same inventor. A floppy cube where you can turn the faces 90�.

Face Turning Octahedron The first face turning octahedron with straight cuts.

Magic Octahedron (P.G. Continental) The P.G. Continental version.

Skewb Diamond Meffert's build-up and truncation of a Skewb into an octahedron.

Trajber's 4x4x4 A 4x4x4 transformed into octahedral shape.

Trajber's Octahedron Of this 3x3x3-variant only few examples were produced and sold in the eighties.

Dino Dodecahedron The easiest corner turning dodecahedron. The name is taken from its hexahedral cousin.

Gigaminx The face turning dodecahedron with two layers per face. A Megaminx with an additional layer on each face.

Helicopter Dodecahedron (MF8) This puzzle tries to reimplement the Helicopter Cube in a dodecahedron.

Kilominx The corners only megaminx in dodecahedral shape which went into mass production.

Magic Dodecahedron 4x4x4 A mass produced challenger of the Master Kilominx.

Megaminx (1999) This is a newer version of the Megaminx, published by Meffert, with tiles and 12 distinct colours.

Pyraminx Crystal Essentially a deeper cut megaminx at heart, the Pyraminx crystal adds a new twist to the classic puzzle.

Rediminx A mass produced Dino dodecahedron with spherical cuts.

Skewb Ultimate A dodecahedron build up from a Skewb.

4x4x4 Rhombic Dodecahedron 12-sided 4x4x4 variation with the shape of a catalan solid.

Rhombic Dodecahedron 3x3x3 A 3x3x3 with the namegiving shape which is a catalan solid.

Rua A face turning rhombic dodecahedron with cuts to make the number of pieces minimal.

Hoberman's Brain Twist A vertex turning tetrahedron that can turn insideout.

Jing's Pyraminx The Jing's pyraminx was created by Adam Cowen and was produced by Uwe Meffert in 2009. It is a pillowed Halpern-Meier pyramid, based on the skewb mechanism.

Master Pyraminx An incredible creation by Katsuhiko Okamoto which later made it into a mass production.

Mastermorphix A higher-order Pyramorphix. A 3x3x3 transformed into the shape of a tetrahedron.

Professor Pyraminx Five-layer pyraminx in pillowed tetrahedron shape.

Pyraminx The black 1981 Meffert version.

Pyramorphix A 2x2x2 in shape of a tetrahedron.

Reuleaux Megamorphix A 4x4x4 in shape of a Reuleaux tetrahedron.

DaYan Gem I An edge turning hexahedron transformed into the shape of a truncated octahedron which is an archimedean solid.

Rainbow Cube A beautiful (but simple) puzzle closely related to the Dino Cube!

Icosaix A face turning icosahedron. Not the first one but the first to reveal the jumbling geometry of this type of puzzles.

Spherical Tuttminx A spherical version of the Tuttminx.

Penrose Cube A 3x3x3 truncated into three round surfaces in a spiral pattern.

X Factor Puzzle A skewb cut down into a X-shape.

X-Cube (Crossoid) A 3x3x3 with additional layers on four of its sides. It became a member of a whole series similar to the Crazy Plus 3x3x3s.

Rubik's Clock Point all 18 clocks to 12 to solve.