Five circles rotating by 90°, one of them spanning almost the whole puzzle.

• Inventor: Karolis Kairys
• Mechanism: Intersecting circles
• Patents: Unknown
• Producer: Custom
• Year: 2022
• Original Price: $0.00 USD
• Current Price: No Data

Quadrism is a rotating tile puzzle. There is a knob on a back which allow rotating "big circle" in 90 degree turns. Little circles also rotate in steps of 90 degree.
There are loads of 2d intersecting puzzles now, so it's hard to follow is one or other version have been made, but this puzzle is a bit similar to ROTO44 by Galen Ivanov. But Galen's puzzle has intersecting "little circles" and the solution is more complicated.
Difficulty depends on the stickers. The shown version is the hardest one. Due to the stickering, the centres of Quadrism's "little circles" show the exact position of tiles. There is only one solution, where colours transform in to the squares. It scrambles very quickly and solving is difficult.
Materials: Acrylc, PLA, Vinyl, screws.
Size: 115 x 115 mm

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