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| Quadrion
Puzzle |
| This 15-piece sliding block puzzle gives you a real possibility to escape from the famous parity principle and successfully
accomplish the 15-14 exchange! By Serhiy Grabarchuk. |
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Soma
Cube Java Applet |
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A fantastic virtual version of the Soma Cube with different shapes to build including a cube 3x3x3. The instructions and solutions are there as well. If sometimes the applet works incorrectly just reload your browser. |
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Hall of Fame |
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The Sliding-Door Maze |
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Open the door before you reach it. Does it sound strange? Yes, it does. And this Hi End maze is all about it.
Go for it and try to find your own way out. |
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Broken Heart |
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One of the best modern sliding block puzzles ever - Broken Heart by Junichi Yananose. Though it doesn't require too many moves you will be surprised that sometimes it's difficult to find any further move at all. |
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Naughts and Crosses |
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This is a nice collection of classic brainteaser puzzle questions
presented in a nice, graphically pleasing package. Start with Naughts and
Crosses, then make your way forward or back
through the collection until you’ve had your fill. |
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Marble Mazes |
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"Losing your marbles has never been so much fun". Tilt a tray with red
and black marbles to drop all the red ones into a gray hole. Funny and clever
challenges and a great applet by
Andrea Gilbert of Clickmazes. |
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Theseus and the Minotaur |
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This maze is really fun… gets the adrenaline pumping! While
you are going through the maze, you are being stalked by
another being! The rendering is a little primitive, but the play is
exciting… and the sound effects put it over the top! Another
Bob Abbott classic. |
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Balance Scale |
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These weight puzzles are not for the faint-hearted. But if you like to
balance things in your mind, you’ve hit on the right place. Have at
it… this is a great collection! |
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MultiState Mazes |
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Follow here to descriptions of a number of interesting mazes,
that you have to print out and play for yourself. Unusual rules,
clever, links to other sites. |
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3D Mazes |
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This site contains a number of large, complex route mazes.
Nothing special about how they are designed… just good, old
fashioned mazes that you can play on the internet with your
arrow keys. Good luck… and pleasant pastimes! |
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Solving Maze |
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This is a wonderful, sophisticated, "Myst-like" adventure
through an elaborate mansion. Not many people get to go on
this journey… it’s off the beaten path. Solve this maze, then
tell all your friends about it. |
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ZeroSumMaze |
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As you make your way through this maze, you pass over
numbers and the computer accumulates your score for you.
The object is to reach the lower right with a "Zero Sum".
Somewhat rough, but intriguing. To get started, reset the grid
to 3x3 or some reasonably small set of cells. |
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Last Updated: May 31, 2008 |
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