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The WitEden Rainbow Plus Cube functions similarly to the standard Rainbow Cube, but it can also be turned like a 2x2. This adds a new challenge to the extremely simple solution of the original version. Please note that this puzzle is not in...
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Not worth the frustration.
The idea of the puzzle is incredible! The turning is extremely frustrating. Spent at least an hour trying different levels of tension in an attempt to improve the turning. Even with careful turning pieces popped and a cube explosion was imminent. To me it just wasnt worth the frustration. I spent more time putting it back together like a jigsaw puzzle than solving it as a twisty puzzle. Save your money.
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Kelli · February 21, 2024
Cool puzzle
Nice puzzle. It has to be turned carefully to paid pops, but it’s a nice puzzle!
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Ariel · August 9, 2022
Hilariously bad turning
I've dealt with puzzles that pop before. I've dealt with puzzles that snag. I've dealt with puzzles that require extra effort to align properly. And this one time I even had a brand new puzzle fall apart in my hands.
But what I've never had before is a puzzle that ejects its pieces with such vigor as the Rainbow Plus Cube.
Out of the box, it's difficult to find the right touch to handle this puzzle. Grip it too loosely and the pieces will drift apart from each other and the puzzle locks up. Grip it too tightly and the pieces will shift under the weight of your grip and the puzzle locks up. But when you grip it just right? That's when the chaos begins. You'll make a few turns, and the puzzle will start to lull you into a false sense of peace, and just when you're not suspecting it, it's gonna pelt you in the face with a piece. The algorithms you need to solve this are not particularly complicated, which is a good thing, because otherwise it would be too easy to lose your place in them as you chase pieces across the room.
I just have never seen a puzzle before whose pieces so badly want to be elsewhere. It's almost as if this thing were designed as a prank puzzle like some of the stuff you'll see on Oskar's YouTube channel.