If you push the string with your finger, the cube clicks and rotates, just like a real cube on a table.
■ Drag to rotate only the string
The finger dragging the cube only rotates the string it touches. No matter how much you drag, the entire cube does not rotate, so you won't lose your place.
■ Rotate the whole cube with a button
If you want to see a different face, press the bottom-left button. Each press rotates the cube one space.
■ Fourteen types of cubes
In addition to 2×2, 3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 6×6, and 7×7 cubes, there are flat floppy cubes, dominoes, towers, mirror cubes (matched by piece size), triangular pyramidal pyramids, skewb (rotated by edges), octahedral diamonds, and dodecahedral megaminxes.
■ Undo and Continue
If you rotate incorrectly, use the undo function to go back one move. The cube you are currently working on is saved separately for each type, so you can continue playing from where you left off next time.
■ My Records
Once you shuffle and solve the cube, the time taken and the number of spins are recorded. Up to five records are stacked in order of speed for each cube, and the fastest records combine to form your cube score.
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· Play with one hand in spare moments
· 3D-drawn cube and wooden table
· Records are saved only on this device
14 Types of Push-to-Color 3D Cube Puzzles — From 2×2 to 7×7, including Mirror, Triangular Pyramid, and Dodecahedron