The Happy Puzzle Company | 30 Cubed - 45 Multi-level Challenges - Great Challenge for Friends and Family to Enjoy Together - Family Board Games - Logic Puzzles - Kids Games - Ages 6+

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Started over 29 years ago, owner Gavin Ucko has produced many puzzles and games unique to The Happy Puzzle Company. Perfect for solo play or group play with friends and family, this game is sure to be a hit for game nights or rainy day activities. A friend recently introduced me to ‘More Than Meeples’ after I wasn’t able to find some character decks for a game. Instant Insanity was the first one to gain real fame but then along came Rubik’s Cube and took over as probably the most famous puzzle ever. The puzzles all require the lines and/or base colours to be connected in different ways, following increasingly complex rules.

Both Moscovich and Ucko are intensely proud of the result, a collection of colourful challenges that will improve the mathematical and thinking skills, logical reasoning and spatial awareness, sequencing and visual perception skills of both adults and children. The puzzles require the lines and/or base colours to be connected in different ways, following increasingly complex rules. Has easy to harder puzzles but younger geeks-in-development also have fun just playing with the blocks and making patterns. Each of the cubes has faces in six base colours; on those faces are straight lines, corners and nodes in some of the ten line colours.While the production is excellent throughout, with great tactility in the cubes themselves, after a while I did find the clack of them hitting the hard plastic a little irksome.

So for whatever reason (so long as it in original packaging and perfect condition) simply send it back to us and we'll cheerfully refund you every penny.

Level Two Challenges restrict the line colours that may be used; while Level Three Challenges task you with using just two base colours per puzzle. Level Four is where things start getting taxing: restricting the puzzler to making each line with different base colours with prescribed numbers of colour lines (yes, just understanding what you need to do is darn tricky! The 45 multi-level challenges, including 18 junior puzzles, represent just a start of what can be achieved. Looking at the box of cubes and reading the rules, I thought to myself “how hard can this be to just connect lines and colours?