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http://www.gravitation3d.com/magiccube5d/
Only 3 people solved it so far.
Only 3 people solved it so far.
It did say only 3 people solved it.Danger said:Are you out of your ****ing mind?! I can't even do the original.
Danger said:Are you out of your ****ing mind?! I can't even do the original.
I've got a damned book that shows me how, and it still takes 15 minutes.Omega_6 said:You've never solved the original rubik's cube?? You better get to work.
arunbg said:Can you believe it, on the web there was someone who solved a 20*20*20 (with video proof)!
MagicCube5D is a mathematical puzzle game that challenges players to solve a 5-dimensional Rubik's cube-like puzzle. It is a more complex and challenging version of the traditional 3-dimensional Rubik's cube.
The goal of MagicCube5D is to align all 12 faces of the 5-dimensional cube so that each face has the same color. Players can rotate the cube in 5 dimensions using the arrow keys on the keyboard. The game also has a tutorial mode to help players understand the rules and gameplay.
As the name suggests, MagicCube5D is designed to be a challenge for only 3 people. This means that only 3 people in the world have successfully solved the game without using any computer algorithms or external help.
The complexity of the game increases exponentially with each additional dimension, making it significantly harder than the traditional 3-dimensional Rubik's cube. The number of possible combinations in a 5-dimensional cube is almost incomprehensible, making it extremely challenging for even the most skilled puzzle solvers.
Yes, playing MagicCube5D can be beneficial for the brain as it requires logical thinking, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills. It can also improve memory and hand-eye coordination. However, it is important to take breaks and not overdo it as prolonged periods of intense concentration can cause mental fatigue.