Exchange from Oskar
at IPP 36 , Kyoto 2016
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Bram's Magic Bram's Magic was invented by Bram Cohen and developed in conjunction with Oskar van Deventer to create an amazing new type of twisty puzzle. It is a set of six balls. Each ball has grooves that connect to two other balls ultimately making a loop. The set of six can shapeshift in curious ways from the flat 2x3 shape to make a circle, a triangle, a hexagon, and more. This results in the scrambling of the colour pattern. The object of the puzzle is to fold it back to a flat 2x3 shape with all white up and blue down. There are about five different shape-shifting moves, including the Astrolabacus move (a very rare twisty puzzle who's movement was patented by John Harris 1997) and a previously unknown rectangle-to-V move. |
