It's a new spin on an old classic! tilt and swirl to sink the balls into the center hole. Then flip it over and play the opposite side. Double the challenge, double the fun!

Turn this snake cube into any shape imaginable. Turn it into an animal, a heart, a pyramid or anything else you can think of. The limit is your own imagination.

Paw your way through this litter of purr-perplexing puzzles featuring colorful feline faces. Can you snuggle them together to match the pattern on each grid? The kitties connect in a multitude of ways, The trick is Figuring out the correct combination. Pack them perfectly and you're the cat's pajamas!

A juicy puzzle with a triple cherry twist! Figure out how the three pieces snap together to build the Atomic cherry. Will the stems stump you or is the solution Easy as pie?

This gorgeous puzzler will have you spinning! Rotate the dueling dials to mix up the pieces. Then move and groove each color back to match the border pattern. You'll need a keen eye and some serious circular logic to triumph over tezze!

This split-level puzzle puts the twist in brain Twister! Four unique pieces each have a top and bottom that swivel separately. Spin Each layer so that both parts interlock with neighboring pieces. Form five unique shapes of varying difficulty, using hundreds of possible configurations. Recommended for ages 8+.

Get beads of the same color together. It's a brain-bending banana! Scramble the puzzle by twisting the banana rotating the ends, and pushing the beads through the channels, Once scrambled, try to the get all beads of the same color back together again. Includes 1 Bananacus puzzle.

Object: Mix up the cube and put it back to the start. Mini Feliks Pillow is one of four unique Mini Mefferts Keychains. They rotate in the same smoothness as their bigger parents and are beautifully packaged in a full transparent blister. Once you have mixed up the puzzle, can you get a solid color on each face again? A perfect pocket-sized brain building activity. How to play: 1. Hold the puzzle with both hands and twist in opposite directions. 2. As you twist, the colors on multiple sides will change. 3. Solve by creating a solid color on all six sides. A Genuine Meffert's Product! Uwe Meffert started designing rotational puzzles in 1970 with the invention of the Pyraminx. Since then, he has created over 100 styles of ratational puzzles that are distributed worldwide. Uwe is a leading designer in the puzzle community and delights in finding intruguing new ways to puzzle his fans.

Object: Mix up the cube and put it back to the start. The Pyraminx Duo is based on an idea by Rob Stegmann. Rob's pyraminx-like puzzle concept had only corners and centers, but no edges and it came to the attention of Oskar van Deventer. Oskar developed a prototype of the puzzle, which is now produced as Pyraminx Duo.Pyraminx Duo is arguably the easiest non-trivial twisty puzzle. It can always be solved in four moves when it has plain stickers, and in seven moves with oriented stickers. The puzzle’s limited difficulty, combined with its attractive look and high fiddle factor, makes it a perfect puzzle gift, also to beginners.

Object: Take apart and put back together Made of sturdy anodized metal, the Quad L Puzzle will dissasemble into five separate pieces. The objective is to take it apart and put it back together. In its solved state, there are four "L" shapes in separate colors that protrude out the black frame. A perfect pocket-sized puzzle that will give you a challenge! This puzzle was made in 2016 designed by Mr. Gong.

Object: Take apart and put back together Made of sturdy anodized metal, the Fortress Puzzle will disassemble into three separate pieces and a small ball. The objective is to take it apart and free the ball and then put it back together again. A perfectly "fortified" pocket-sized puzzle that will give you a challenge. This puzzle was made in 2015 designed by Mr. Gong.

Hanayama cast puzzles are the world's finest brain teasers. Our high-quality, cast metal puzzles come in six challenging, Mensa-rated levels of difficulty.These Level 4 puzzles are considered a challenge by most puzzlers. Hanayama puzzles are recommended for ages 12 and up.