RUBIK'S CUBE 3

Its popularity was off the scale in the 80s of the last century. The Hungarian inventor of this seemingly simple but very interesting puzzle named the brainchild after himself. The first surge in popularity of the Rubik's cube was long, but in the 90s the passion for the cube subsided. In recent years, the cube has been remembered again, and colorful puzzles have once again appeared in the hands of fans. The Rubik's Cube is mostly played by young people nowadays, but other age groups are also interested in it. Now even the world championships are held to solve this puzzle.

Here is a classic Rubik's cube with a side of 3 by 3 squares in the online version. By the way, now there are cubes and 4x4, and 5x5, and 6x6, as well as puzzles with a modified geometry of the sides. Let's recall the essence of the problem. You need to collect a twisted (mixed) cube, which means putting squares of the same color on each of the sides of the cube: red side, white side, green, blue, etc. The assembled side consists of 9 squares of the same color.

There are many solutions and techniques for assembling a Rubik's cube, and you can easily find them on the Internet. Start with one side, and then master the assembly of the second, third, fourth, etc. Twist the sides of the cube, trying to set the squares correctly. Keep in mind that professionals can collect a cube in a few seconds, while beginners can take several hours (without a guarantee of success)!

Have a nice game!