A toy puzzle, first sold as the Magic Cube in a Hungarian shop, became known as Rubik s cube in 1980, after it s inventor Erno Rubik, a maths teacher, used it to demonstrate 3-dimensional problems to his students. It took him a month to solve the puzzle. Now today there is Rubik s cube apps available for the technological age for use on your cell phone. This does not diminish the need for engaging activities which will ensure that traveling with an autistic child is made engaging.
Seungbeom Cho, a Korean, holds the world record as the fastest speed cube champion, solving the puzzle in 4.59 seconds. The WCA, World Cube Association has a list of countries taking part in the competitions which start on 11th July 2018. Almost every county is represented in this world championship, from the USA to Uzbekistan.
For beginners, there is a 4-move sequence, very helpful, if you can memorise the moves. This breaks the solution down into steps to be followed. YouTube has plenty of sites to demonstrate the solutions and should be helpful to those who need to see this in action. Rubik s photo cube site is one to visit too, as the app allows you to have a predesigned 3x3 the original size cube, or a 2x2 which is 8 corners in a cube that can be used to show off your selfies or put your favourite photos onto. You can shuffle them, then try to rearrange them.
The site will give you all the latest information and when last I looked the record time was 5.74 secs. The Rubik cube android apps that will appeal to speed-cubers are Cube Timer. This android game is made for speed-cubers, it is fast and simple. You start with a shuffled cube and the average times are displayed so you have to average between 5 and 12.
Flat Cube is another game that is good for starting off with Rubik s games. This is a 2 dimensional game that lays out a flat grid of coloured tiles. You play by shifting a tile, which then moves either the column or row. Here you can start off by a simple game then go on to the more difficult grids. A move counter and a stopwatch are on screen too.
Rubic Squared- also 2-D like Flatcube including a grid of tiles. It works on levels you need to solve in sequence in a number of moves before you unlock the next level. The bonus here is you can start over or undo a move. You can play in random mode, specify your difficulty level, here you have options and choices.
Rubics Cube- 3-D game including a range of cube sizes from 2x2 to 5x5. You use dragging outside the cube for rotation and dragging inside the cube for shifting cubies around. Badmephisto: This could be used as a cheat sheet to accompany the YouTube game. This is a beginner friendly sheet of algorithms.
So, as you can see, there are quite a few games in the Rubik stable and the only way you are going to become a champion at these games is by playing them many times and bettering you score as you play more and more. Try out the sites that have forums and chatrooms to get lots of tips and advice from other players too.
Seungbeom Cho, a Korean, holds the world record as the fastest speed cube champion, solving the puzzle in 4.59 seconds. The WCA, World Cube Association has a list of countries taking part in the competitions which start on 11th July 2018. Almost every county is represented in this world championship, from the USA to Uzbekistan.
For beginners, there is a 4-move sequence, very helpful, if you can memorise the moves. This breaks the solution down into steps to be followed. YouTube has plenty of sites to demonstrate the solutions and should be helpful to those who need to see this in action. Rubik s photo cube site is one to visit too, as the app allows you to have a predesigned 3x3 the original size cube, or a 2x2 which is 8 corners in a cube that can be used to show off your selfies or put your favourite photos onto. You can shuffle them, then try to rearrange them.
The site will give you all the latest information and when last I looked the record time was 5.74 secs. The Rubik cube android apps that will appeal to speed-cubers are Cube Timer. This android game is made for speed-cubers, it is fast and simple. You start with a shuffled cube and the average times are displayed so you have to average between 5 and 12.
Flat Cube is another game that is good for starting off with Rubik s games. This is a 2 dimensional game that lays out a flat grid of coloured tiles. You play by shifting a tile, which then moves either the column or row. Here you can start off by a simple game then go on to the more difficult grids. A move counter and a stopwatch are on screen too.
Rubic Squared- also 2-D like Flatcube including a grid of tiles. It works on levels you need to solve in sequence in a number of moves before you unlock the next level. The bonus here is you can start over or undo a move. You can play in random mode, specify your difficulty level, here you have options and choices.
Rubics Cube- 3-D game including a range of cube sizes from 2x2 to 5x5. You use dragging outside the cube for rotation and dragging inside the cube for shifting cubies around. Badmephisto: This could be used as a cheat sheet to accompany the YouTube game. This is a beginner friendly sheet of algorithms.
So, as you can see, there are quite a few games in the Rubik stable and the only way you are going to become a champion at these games is by playing them many times and bettering you score as you play more and more. Try out the sites that have forums and chatrooms to get lots of tips and advice from other players too.
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