THE NEWEST OLDEST CONCEPT IN A GAME
Fact Sheet
QUBIGON - is a brain teaser that can challenge and entertain many people
Brain teaser enthusiastsCasual puzzlers, and as a party gamePeople looking for ways to exercise their brain, especially seniorsThis is the famous square sliding 15 number puzzle, but played in 3 dimensions instead of 2
The flat square number puzzle has been popular for more than 100 yearsUnlike the square puzzle, and Rubik’s Cube, it is easy to make your own arrangements on Qubigon, to help in solving it
It can be played on several levels of difficulty, and with variations
You can add the Genius Chip to make it very challengingYou can remove some chips to make it easierYou can just match on colors, or do a combination of matching colors first, then the numbersIt has a huge number of starting arrangements that are all solvable
1 quintillion for normal play, and 2 quintillion with the Genius ChipThere will always be new arrangements to playNice inherent properties
Simple rules, cannot be easier, but can still be challengingSliding the chips around is fun, and they make a nice clicking soundAlways challenging
One can try solving it with the lowest number of moves, or the fastest timeSimpler to study than Rubik's Cube, moving one chip per move, yet still a challengeThis puzzle is “The Newest Oldest Concept in a Game”
The shape is over 2300 years old, found by Plato, and is one of his "Platonic Solids"A 3-D version of the classic flat square sliding puzzle has been waiting long to existPeople who like Rubik’s Cube will want to give Qubigon a try, if they had the chance
Like Rubik’s Cube, Qubigon is simple, challenging, attractive, and fun to manipulateThe world has been waiting many years for a new, different, and captivating successor to Rubik’s Cube
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