Rubik's Cube
28 entries in the Rubik's Cube compendium.
CFOP methodA layer-by-layer speedsolving method using cross, F2L, OLL, and PLL.GancubeChinese speedcube brand known for high-quality magnetic cubes.Gear CubeA gear-based twisty puzzle simpler to solve than the original.God's algorithmAlgorithm producing a shortest possible solution for a puzzle.Tom KremerGames inventor who popularised the Rubik's Cube worldwide.Layer-by-layer methodA family of beginner-oriented Rubik's Cube solving methods.MegaminxA dodecahedral twisty puzzle with 50 movable pieces.Mirror BlocksA shape-mod 3×3 puzzle with identical colored pieces.Optimal solutions for the Rubik's CubeShortest move sequences that solve any scrambled Rubik's Cube.Pocket CubeA 2×2×2 twisty puzzle with eight corner pieces.Professor's CubeA 5×5×5 twisty puzzle with complex mechanisms and huge permutations.PyraminxA tetrahedral twisty puzzle invented by Uwe Mèffert.Ernő RubikHungarian architect and inventor of the Rubik's Cube.Rubik, the Amazing CubeA magic cube comes alive when solved.Rubik's family cubes of varying sizesCubes of all sizes, from hardware to software.Rubik's Puzzle WorldA puzzle video game featuring the Rubik's Cube and Cubie-based modes.Rubik's RevengeA 4×4×4 Rubik's Cube with no fixed centers.RuBot IIA record-setting robot that solves Rubik's Cubes.The Simple Solution to Rubik's CubeBest-selling book of 1981 on solving the Rubik's Cube.David SingmasterMathematician who pioneered Rubik's Cube notation and analysis.SpeedcubingCompetitive puzzle-solving sport governed by the World Cube Association.SuperflipA Rubik's Cube configuration with all edges flipped.Morwen ThistlethwaiteKnot theorist and Rubik's Cube group theorist.V-Cube 6A 6×6×6 twisty puzzle with no fixed centers.V-Cube 7A 7×7×7 combination puzzle with fixed and movable centers.V-Cube 8An 8×8×8 twisty puzzle with no fixed centers.Panagiotis VerdesGreek inventor who mass-produced 6x6x6 and 7x7x7 puzzles.World Cube AssociationWorldwide regulator of twisty puzzle competitions.
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