Best New Generation Mechanical Puzzle: Icosedron (crystal version), not Rubik

Demo at the 2009 Nuremberg Toy Fair. Many people admitted that this was the best (together with the Cubedron and the Krystalledron) and most unique product they saw at the entire Toy Fair!

The look of the puzzle is the reason why this puzzle belongs to our Krystal-Series. It is an easy variant of the Krystal Series. When I first conceived it inside my mind, this is exactly how I wanted it to look in real life! :-)

The goal is to make all sides to match, either both sides have a dot, or both sides have no dots. It is not a Rubik puzzle, it is a new generation gravity puzzle which will soon be available to purchase. It is gravity based, and the empty space must always be on the top, so be careful when you move it 360 degrees!

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www.mindstratpuzzles.com

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[cloudtail65536]

Is this like Cubedron?

[kastellorizo]

More like a Krystalledron, but yes, it is like a Cubedron, but based on a Icosahedron instead of a Cube. :-)

[randomenvelope]

Looks shiny and awesome, But could you tell me an example of few of its solutions?

[kastellorizo]

you only need to visualise a solution (as explained in the description, dots should be beside dots, and empty spaces beside empty spaces). And there are a lot of them.

[PotatoSpades22095]

that thing looks awesome, but how do you solve it?

[kastellorizo]

this one has deceiving looks, but it is actually easy, because it has many possible solutions. It can be solved without using mathematics or algorithms. :-)

[samtsirhc]

love it !

[SnipeZuDown]

the ease of a floppy cube combined with the look of a Krystalledron. I love it!

[DragOzze]

crystal version looks better than rubik

[liljinky55]

So it's trial and error?