2X2X2
3X3X3
Bandaged Cube
The first mass produced bandaged 3x3x3 with only one unbandaged piece.
3X3X3 (PICTURE)
Microsoft Recruiting Cube
Some obscure software company gives these away on recruiting trips to college campuses. It advertizes some of the company's products and services.
4X4X4
Rubik's Revenge (ITC)
Follow up to the Rubik's cube, as shown by its name.
Produced in 1982 and 1983 by Ideal Toy Corporation in Korea, Macau and Hong Kong.
5X5X5
CUBE (SHAPE PRESERVING)
Skewb
The deepcut corner turning cube.
Skewb Key Chain
The key chain size version of the popular Mefferts puzzle. Very useful for numerous mods.
CUBE (SHAPE CHANGING)
Fisher's Golden Cube
All the stickers on this 78 mm modified Skewb are the same reflective golden colour. There is only one solution.
Get back to Square-1
An american based version of the Square-1. It distinguishes itself from the other variants because it was sold in scrambled state.
CUBOID
2x3x3
Cuboid, made after the original cube craze, first customly from a 3x3x3, then mass produced.
Mental Block
Today this can be considered as one of Tony Fisher's classical Skewb modifications.
OCTAHEDRON
HEXAGONAL PRISM
DODECAHEDRON
Megaminx
Meffert's version from 1982 with six colours.
Megaminx (1999)
This version has tiles instead of stickers. Has 12 distinct colors.
Pyraminx Crystal
Essentially a deeper cut megaminx at heart, the Pyraminx crystal adds a new twist to the classic puzzle.
FOUR
Master Pyraminx
An incredible creation by Katsuhiko Okamoto which later made it into a mass production.
TEN
FOURTEEN
TWENTY
Dogic
Probably the most sought after of all Twisty Puzzles which went in mass production.
PUCKS
Hockey Puck Puzzle
Match up the pairs of wedges in the rainbow pattern printed on the puzzle and the package.
IQ 139 Puck
One of the numerous variations of the hockey puck puzzle.
USA Puck
This version has a United States flag theme.
SPHERE
Mach Magic Ball - Soccer
Solve all twelve hexes by matching up the three colours correctly. Came in at least five colour combinations.
CYLINDER
Bump Cheese
A bumped variant of the Cheese-puzzle. A six segment prism with one layer.
STAR
Alexander's Star
A confusing twelve sided puzzle in a shape of a great dodecahedron, closely related to the Megaminx.
Skewb Star
Stellated Skewb from Meffert's parts. The first sample were made without exchanged pieces.
HEADS & OBJECTS
Bugs Bunny
A 2x2x2 puzzle in the shape of Bugs Bunnies head.
Darth Maul Head
A 2x2x2 puzzle in the shape of the head of Darth Maul, the main villain from Star Wars Episode I.
Hamster
Produced under license from Seven Towns. Comes in Japanese packaging.
Joker
A 2x2x2 puzzle in the shape of the Joker's head.
Morph
A 2x2x1 puzzle in the shape of Morph from Disney's Treasure Planet.
OTHER SHAPES
Extended Cube
A 3x3x3 with 54 cubies glued upon each face. Looks identical to the Cross Cube which allows additional funcationality but was invented way later.
Rubik's UFO
An attractive little puzzle, possibly related to the legendary Rubik's Cheeze.
MOVING HOLE
7-Up Can
Plastic sliding tile can similar to the Pepsi Can.
Back Spin
A mix between the moving hole puzzles and the two-layer UFO puzzles.
IQube
A well-designed 3D movable space puzzle.
Missing Link
The tile sliding puzzle from the original cube craze.
Pepsi Can
A tile-sliding puzzle with the shape and design of a Pepsi can. The sliding is somewhat shifted.
Sprite Can
A tile-sliding puzzle with the shape and design of a Sprite can. A version with green body exists too.
Touchdown
A football field laid out on a football! Try to move the ball from one end to the other.
Virus I
A difficult modification of the 15 Puzzle.
Virus I
still in the original package
MOVING MARBLES
Astrolabacus
A unique ball puzzle. Sold in small quantities online.
Astrolabacus
A unique ball puzzle. Sold in small quantities online.
Cmetrick
9 spheres arranged in a 3x3 square. Spin rows and columns to position them in the same orientation.
Spin - 5
Related to the Top Spin puzzle but with 5 numbers to spin instead of 4 and numbers up to 26. Made in Taiwan.
Ten Billion Barrel
A classical japanese puzzle from the original cube craze. This entry is about the versions with Nintendo-logo.
Top-Spin
"Just put the numbers in order"... sounds a lot easier than it is!
MOVING TILES
Handy Mad Triad
Twist the fingertips to rotate the four overlapping discs of wedges.
Mozaika I
Invented, produced, and marketed by Rudolph Destics. Patented in USA in 1996. Came in a variety of colour configurations.
Rubik's Fifteen (XV)
Rubik's 15 (XV) is 2 puzzles in one. Arrange the numbers in sequence 1 to 15. On the other side there is a magic square challenge.
Vario Disky
This Mind Maze/Tricky Disky-like puzzle has four wings and eight colours.
SIAMESE & FUSED
Fused 4x4x4
This is a fused 4x4x4 made from two Revenge cubes.
FOLDING
Rubik's Maze
Six cubes on one thread rotatable against each other but not exchangeable.
Tangle Professor Magic
This very clever 24-tile magic uses 48 Rubik's Tangle style images to provide a unique challenge.
ELECTRONIC
Luminations
Four vertices with three lights each. These can be switched by rotation the whole puzzle. These changed are used to play a number of different games.
Orbix
A spherical version of Light's Out.
PATTERN MATCHING
Enigma - Heinz
A promotional item for Heinz, famous for their tomato ketchup and other sauces.
Enigma - IXOS
Complete the circle of arrows to solve this verison promoting the company IXOS.
Rubik's Dice
A great little puzzle that keep you busy for hours!
OTHER MECHANISMS
Rubik's Triamid
Arrange the ten pieces by breaking them into two groups and putting them back together again.
Spin-Out
Try and remove the inner sliding mechanism, blocked by knobs you can only turn one at a time.
BOOKS
GAMES
MISCELLANEOUS STUFF
Crystal Cube
A solid crystal non-functional cube paper weight made by Langsam-Billig.
WC2003 Backpack
A giveaway from the World Rubik's Games Championships 2003 event in Toronto.
WC2003 Cube Stand
A giveaway from the World Rubik's Games Championships 2003 event in Toronto.
WC2003 Pass
A giveaway from the World Rubik's Games Championships 2003 event in Toronto.
WC2003 Pin
A giveaway from the World Rubik's Games Championships 2003 event in Toronto.
WC2003 T-Shirt
A giveaway from the World Rubik's Games Championships 2003 event in Toronto.
UNKNOWN
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