| Puzzle Description | Name |
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| A Difficult version of a Skewb prototyped by Adam Cowan then later produced by Mefferts, it's a tetrahedron (we're looking for the Meffert's name) | |
| A 3x3 variant made by cutting off the edges and attaching them to the centers; originally a Knock-Off until a deal was reached between Mefferts and the offending company | |
| A 6-faced 3x3 variant whose 6 faces are all rhombuses | |
| A series of puzzles that work by pushing plungers in order to slide tiles around; it's a flat triangular puzzle | |
| A puzzle made by Kelvin Stott that consists of a 3x3 with multicolored tiles with shapes; the objective is to 'scramble' it by having no row or column with the same shape or color | |
| The shape of the cuts needed to create such puzzles as the 7x7x5 | |
| 1st shape transformation of the Gigaminx (made by Tony Fisher) | |
| A Java applet site that features virtual puzzles that might otherwise be impossible; all on this site are based on actual puzzles but many of them are higher-order versions of thes | |
| A 3x3 variant whose 12 faces are rhombuses | |
| 3x3 variant where half of the corners have been truncated | |
| An electronic luminous Rubik's Cube that works by touching and sliding the sides | |
| Very rare production truncated Magic Octahedron | |
| A puzzle whose pieces form star patterns extending from the centers and that is solved by having colors in a 'ring' as seen by looking past a star shape, it's like an edges-only me | |
| A classic tetrahedral puzzle that features trivial tips and was originally produced by Mefferts; it is a bit of a misnomer as its name suggests that its shape is different from wha | |
| Producers of high-quality 2x2,4x4, and 5x5 products that use unique mechanisms; the name sounds Irish and contains a cardinal point | |
| The inventor of the cubedron and founder of MindStrat puzzles | |
| A sliding-piece cubic puzzle whose objective is to turn the cube 'inside out' through strategic sliding of the dual-colored cubic pieces | |
| A popular site that archives puzzles, their basic data, and their solutions; it was created by Jaap Scherpuis | |
| A rare puzzle shaped like a soccer ball consisting of a series of roundish pieces (often black, either hexagons or octagons) about which other pieces (similarly shaped) rotate | |
| A puzzle consisting of 4 dials, 4 buttons, and 18 circular windows under which lie arms (1 per window); the objective is to have all of the arms facing the same way by means of tur | |
| Method of holding Rubik's Magic together | |
| Inventor of the Rubik's Cube (first name, you should know this) | |
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