Rubik’s Cube is a game in the form of mechanical puzzle that was made in 1974 by a sculptor and professor of architecture of Hungary, Erno Rubik. From the name was born game called Rubik.

It was made of a plastic cube consisting of 26 sides. Each side of the cube has nine surface composed of six different colors. The riddle of Rubik game must be solved so that each side of the Rubik’s Cube has one color.

Around the year 1974 this game is very popular Hungarian society. However, so many puzzles that must be completed and it took a long time to solve the game, so that in the 1980s in this game was history.

Then, in the same year, Rubik’s Cube back is made and marketed in the West. Around the 1990s this game popular again. In fact, so many championships that were held in several countries. Especially after the many solutions offered by the world champion in the play Rubik, like Erik, Yu Nakajima, Fridrich, Bob Burton, Pochmann, and Chris H.

With solutions from them, this game again like many people. Puzzle to be solved become a challenge for every player.

In 1990, Rubik sold in some countries up to 300 million units. Along with the passage of time, turned out Rubik’s cube that had been played not only the type 3 x 3 x 3, but there are many other types of Rubik’s Cube, which may be far more challenging. There’s Rubik’s Cube 4 x 4 x 4, 7 x 7 x 7, even prismatic.

Rubik’s Cube This game can be said quite historic. Although there are several periods in which the Rubik could not enthused teenagers because of high levels of difficulty. However, this does not become an obstacle, even a Rubik’s cube is increasingly exist in the present.

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