Welcome to Grubiks! This site is dedicated to the Rubik's Cube and related puzzles. Play dozens of our free 3D puzzle models or use any of our 3d puzzle solvers!

Play a Rubik's Cube online now! Read about the Rubik's Cube history, mathematics and more!

This puzzle has 4 axis around which moves can be preformed (comparing to 3 axis in a Rubik's Cube), and it is comprised of 10 tetrahedral parts and 4 octahedral parts. The tips of the puzzle are usually reffered to as "trivial" becuase each of them has only 3 possible orientations and can be solved very easily.

The Megaminx, is a dodecahedron-shaped twisty puzzle, very similar to the original Rubik's Cube. This page offers more information about it along with a 3D model you can play with!

Invented by Panagiotis Verdes, the Rubik's Cube 7x7x7 (or V-Cube 7) is yet another larger version of the original Rubik's Cube. Come play the online 3D simulator and learn more about it.

Rubik's Cube Solver - Solve any Rubik's Cube with a simple step-by-step explanation. It's very easy to use our free 3D Rubik's Cube solver, simply fill in the colors and click the SOLVE button.

The Rubik's Mini Cube (aka the Pocket Cube) is a simpler version of the original Rubik's Cube. It is constructed simply from the 8 corner pieces of the Rubik's Cube while omitting the edge and center pieces, thus having a 2x2x2 layout instead of the familiar 3x3x3 of its older sibling.

Shaped as a cube, this puzzle offers quite a different challenge than its predecessor, despite the fact they share the exact same 4-axis mechanism. The Skewb is comprised of 8 tetrahedral corner-pieces and 6 square face-pieces.

The Square-2 is a cube-shaped twisty puzzle. It was invented by David Litwin in 1995 as a higher-order version of the famous Square-1 puzzle, and much like the Square-1 it shape-shifts quite heavily when scrambled. The Square-2 has been mass-produced by hknowstore since 2012.

The Square-1 (a.k.a. SQ1, Cube 21 or Back to Square One) is a cube-shaped shape-shifting twisty puzzle. It was invented by Karel Hršel and Vojtěch Kopský in 1990 and was approved as a Czechoslovak patent in October 1992.