If you are an experienced puzzler who loves to take on difficult challenges, then you might want to consider this set of puzzles. Created specifically for people who can solve hard puzzles with ease, this set of four very difficult puzzles promises to test your skills and push your limits. From intricate patterns to mind-boggling twists and turns, these puzzles are designed to keep you engaged and entertained for hours on end. Can you conquer all four puzzles?
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Instant Insanity:
Our Instant Insanity Puzzle is three puzzles all in one compact unit, and it certainly lives up to the name! Think of the puzzle like a broken Rubik's cube - there are four blocks nestled in the wooden holder, and each block has four different colored dots scattered on the various faces. Instant Insanity challenges you in 3 ways, each involving a different combination you can form with the blocks!
PLD Puzzle Box:
You will be forced both literally and figuratively to think outside the box with this puzzle designed by the great Jean Claude Constantin. The PLD Puzzle Box contains two sliding wooden mazes that each have 4 metal pins trapped inside. The puzzler must simultaneously slide each maze apparatus back and forth until the pegs have navigated the maze and the sliding mechanism comes free. This releases the lid of the box and reveals the secret chamber inside
The Enigma Puzzle:
This super hard puzzle was considered for many years impossible to solve. The Enigma metal puzzle was originally designed in 1975 in the USA. Recently Hanayama made a new version maintaining the difficulty of the original puzzle and licensed it for the Cast Puzzle series. The goal is to take the pieces apart, and then put them back together again. This is without a doubt among the most difficult of all puzzles.
4x4x4 Anaconda Cube Puzzle:
The 4x4x4 Anaconda Cube is a monster of a challenge, just like its name! This version elevates our popular Snake Cube Puzzle to an even more extreme level with 64 cubelets connected on a flexible wire (rather than the standard 36). The goal is to twist the unit back into its cube shape. However, tread carefully, the correct sequence of moves will not be so obvious at first, due to the many directions that each cube is able to swivel.
