Twisted-Mind-Games

I collect Rubik's Cube-like puzzles (and related) and solved the ones I have. Well..., I think I have. Since writing this triggered unexpected problems related to deciphering and reconstructing the meaning of/in some of my notes. I'll try to give here the solutions I have found. It may however take some time to decipher my notes and make them understandable for other people... Here is a list of (some of) the 'Cube-like' puzzles I aquired (In no paricular order):

Square One (Terug naar af) [Photo in a twisted shape]

Mickey's Challenge [Photo] and Skewb (Schebus) [Photo]

Hockey Puck [Photo, the less interesting side]

From Rubik:

• The mini-cube (2^3), the Cube (3^3) and the 5x5x5 magic Cube (5^3) [Photo]
• Rubik's Clock
• Rubik's Fifteen
• Rubik's Triamid
• Rubik's Magic (4x2) [Photo]
  (I also have a 6x2 (Rubik's Magic Master Edition, Spoiler) and a 8x2 (Magic Balls))

Magic Dodecahedron or Megaminx (Magische dodecaeder) [Photo]

Masterball (I have the beautifull WWF-Masterball [Photo])

Pyraminx (magische Piramide)

Barrel (Duivelston)

Babylone tower (Toverton)

KAOS

By the highway, if you wondered why I put Rubik's Cube-type of puzzles under the heading 'Twisted-Mind-Games', just think about what gets twisted by playing with a 'Cube' <-;

Author: Christian Eggermont
Last updated: 21 Juli 1998