Description Inside3 labyrinth cube series 0
"A labyrinth really confuses - some people just by the way it is written." (Hans-Horst Skupy)
The story of this gadget began in France with a simple cardboard box and a peppercorn - after a few experiments with 3D printers, the Inside³ was born. A simple cube, it seems, but it has it all!
A labyrinth is hidden on several levels, through which you have to transport a small ball until it becomes visible on the back. It sounds easy at first, but it's trickier than you think, because you can't see the ball and have to solve the puzzle blindfolded.
Depending on the level of difficulty, a plan of the seven levels of the respective labyrinth is stamped in. There are more and less difficult passages, such as dead ends, sudden drops and slopes. In addition to spatial thinking and a little sense of direction, your sensory perception is also required; the ball can be heard and felt when it bounces against a wall, for example.
What level of difficulty should I choose?
The versions in blue or crystal (easy, crystal is transparent) and green (regular) are intended for cube beginners. After that, the orange (Mean) cube and the red (Awful) cube are much more difficult. However, if you lose your ball in these four mazes, you can simply open the cubes and take them apart to start again.
The brown (Vicious) and black (Mortal) cubes are a completely different story. Both are difficult to solve and once you've started, there's no going back! While the brown cube at least gives you a few clues with the existing plan, the black cube leaves you completely in the dark. You'll need a lot of patience, luck and skill to see the back of your ball. Or a hammer.
Future plans of the inventor Romain-Guirec Piotte:
There are to be six different series of the cube, each with six levels of difficulty. Once you have collected all the cubes, you can build a giant 6x6x6 mother cube and create a puzzle (nightmare) dream...
