Rubik's Cube is the most popular puzzle and has many popular variants of different shapes and sizes - Pyramid, Megaminx, Mirror Cube, Slices etc.
This is the best app to play Magic Cubes on your phone.
It also includes very good tutorials to solve Rubik's Cube which is the 3x3x3.
It also helps in learning advanced Fridrich method.
Learn, recognise and practice all the algorithms.
2048
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2048 is a simple yet challenging puzzle and super fun to play.
The aim is to get the 2048 tile by merging powers of 2.
After getting 2048, simply try to get higher tiles like 4096, 8192 etc.
Tetris
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Tetris has entertained people around the world for decades embracing our universal desire to create order out of chaos.
Move and Rotate the dropping shapes to create as many horizontal lines as possible, keep scoring without piling up too many shapes!
More About Rubik's Cube:
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It is almost impossible to solve the Rubik's Cube without following a definite approach. But is it fun to try and if anyone succeeds then it is road to fame.
These twisty puzzles help in developing concentration, logic and patience.
This app also makes learning to solve Rubik Cube easier and has a supporting YouTube video for the Beginner's method. Conquering the puzzle and solving it gives a huge sense of satisfaction.
Speed Cubers, who solve it in seconds, follow a more advanced approach for example the popular Fridrich Method. It is recommended to master the beginner's method first.
After memorising all the algorithms, identify the state of the cube and learn to apply the correct algorithm to get closer to the solution. But this app enables you to practice all the algorithms and master the Fridrich method.
Fridrich Algorithms include -
-- F2L
-- 2 Look OLL
-- 2 Look PLL
-- OLL
-- PLL
The two look versions are easier but take more turns and hence more time.
Other Features:
-- Checkpoint
-- Color your Rubik Cube
-- Context based help
-- Refer all the algorithms while solving
-- Leaderboards
-- Great Graphics
-- Easy to control
Have fun solving these world famous twisty puzzles!
Credits
------------
Designed and Developed by Jayanth Gurijala
Tested and improved by feedback from people all over the world
Icons made by freepik from www.flaticon.com
The Magic Cube of Rubik is a 3-D puzzle invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik. Originally called the Magic Cube, it was renamed in 1980 to avoid confusion with other puzzles of similar design.
The cube consists of 26 smaller cubes, arranged in a 3x3x3 configuration. Each face of the cube is covered with nine stickers of different colors, with each face having a unique color. The goal of the puzzle is to manipulate the cube so that each face has only one color.
The cube can be rotated and twisted in various ways, and the challenge lies in finding the sequence of moves that will solve the puzzle. There are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible combinations of the cube, but only one solution.
The Magic Cube of Rubik has become a global phenomenon, with over 350 million cubes sold worldwide. It has been featured in numerous films, television shows, and video games, and has inspired countless imitations and variations.
2048
2048 is a single-player puzzle game created by Italian web developer Gabriele Cirulli in 2014. The game is played on a 4x4 grid, with the goal of combining numbered tiles to create a tile with the number 2048.
The game starts with two tiles with the number 2 on them. The player can then slide the tiles in any direction, causing them to merge if they have the same number. When two tiles with the same number merge, they create a tile with the sum of their numbers.
The game continues until the player either creates a tile with the number 2048 or fills the grid with tiles that cannot be merged. If the player fills the grid, they lose the game.
2048 became a viral hit shortly after its release, with millions of people playing the game online and on mobile devices. The game has been praised for its simplicity and addictiveness, and has been featured in numerous articles and videos.
Rubik's Cube is the most popular puzzle and has many popular variants of different shapes and sizes - Pyramid, Megaminx, Mirror Cube, Slices etc.
This is the best app to play Magic Cubes on your phone.
It also includes very good tutorials to solve Rubik's Cube which is the 3x3x3.
It also helps in learning advanced Fridrich method.
Learn, recognise and practice all the algorithms.
2048
=====
2048 is a simple yet challenging puzzle and super fun to play.
The aim is to get the 2048 tile by merging powers of 2.
After getting 2048, simply try to get higher tiles like 4096, 8192 etc.
Tetris
=====
Tetris has entertained people around the world for decades embracing our universal desire to create order out of chaos.
Move and Rotate the dropping shapes to create as many horizontal lines as possible, keep scoring without piling up too many shapes!
More About Rubik's Cube:
=====================
It is almost impossible to solve the Rubik's Cube without following a definite approach. But is it fun to try and if anyone succeeds then it is road to fame.
These twisty puzzles help in developing concentration, logic and patience.
This app also makes learning to solve Rubik Cube easier and has a supporting YouTube video for the Beginner's method. Conquering the puzzle and solving it gives a huge sense of satisfaction.
Speed Cubers, who solve it in seconds, follow a more advanced approach for example the popular Fridrich Method. It is recommended to master the beginner's method first.
After memorising all the algorithms, identify the state of the cube and learn to apply the correct algorithm to get closer to the solution. But this app enables you to practice all the algorithms and master the Fridrich method.
Fridrich Algorithms include -
-- F2L
-- 2 Look OLL
-- 2 Look PLL
-- OLL
-- PLL
The two look versions are easier but take more turns and hence more time.
Other Features:
-- Checkpoint
-- Color your Rubik Cube
-- Context based help
-- Refer all the algorithms while solving
-- Leaderboards
-- Great Graphics
-- Easy to control
Have fun solving these world famous twisty puzzles!
Credits
------------
Designed and Developed by Jayanth Gurijala
Tested and improved by feedback from people all over the world
Icons made by freepik from www.flaticon.com
The Magic Cube of Rubik is a 3-D puzzle invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik. Originally called the Magic Cube, it was renamed in 1980 to avoid confusion with other puzzles of similar design.
The cube consists of 26 smaller cubes, arranged in a 3x3x3 configuration. Each face of the cube is covered with nine stickers of different colors, with each face having a unique color. The goal of the puzzle is to manipulate the cube so that each face has only one color.
The cube can be rotated and twisted in various ways, and the challenge lies in finding the sequence of moves that will solve the puzzle. There are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 possible combinations of the cube, but only one solution.
The Magic Cube of Rubik has become a global phenomenon, with over 350 million cubes sold worldwide. It has been featured in numerous films, television shows, and video games, and has inspired countless imitations and variations.
2048
2048 is a single-player puzzle game created by Italian web developer Gabriele Cirulli in 2014. The game is played on a 4x4 grid, with the goal of combining numbered tiles to create a tile with the number 2048.
The game starts with two tiles with the number 2 on them. The player can then slide the tiles in any direction, causing them to merge if they have the same number. When two tiles with the same number merge, they create a tile with the sum of their numbers.
The game continues until the player either creates a tile with the number 2048 or fills the grid with tiles that cannot be merged. If the player fills the grid, they lose the game.
2048 became a viral hit shortly after its release, with millions of people playing the game online and on mobile devices. The game has been praised for its simplicity and addictiveness, and has been featured in numerous articles and videos.
