Product Description
This is a puzzle of my own design. It has nine tiles, numbered from one to nine. A tile can move by swapping it with one of its neighbours. Not all tiles can be swapped though. A pair of tiles can only be swapped when their sum is divisible by three or five.
The main challenge is to restore the puzzle in its original position, with the tiles in ascending order. More challenges of varying difficulty exist. Thirty-six are described in a separate booklet.
It is a fun puzzle. Each tile has its own movement constraints. Some are easier to move around than others. There are also no general recipes for changing the position of two or more tiles. You need to analyse and plan ahead to solve the puzzle. Mindless trial and error will not get you far.
You can see the puzzle in action on YouTube. You can also play it as a Flash game.
Notes:- You need to assemble the puzzle yourself. Detailed assembly instructions are available on the forum or as PDF
- Assembly requires eight screws. These are not included and need to be purchased separately elsewhere
- The colored dots on the tiles shown on the photos are not part of the printed model. When desired, you have to purchase and add these yourself
- To purchase this puzzle, you should order the tiles, frame, and disks independently This allows you to choose different colors for the tiles and the frame of the puzzle. Furthermore, it is also less expensive, as the disks are packaged in a shell to reduce the per-part handling costs.
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