You need precision dexterity to play this brain teaser. This new game has better 3D visuals than Crysis.

It is a puzzler, a brain teaser. You fiddle with it with your fingers. No batteries needed and you can start with it anytime, anywhere.

Remember the Rubik’s Cube? Gyrating three-by-three six-color hexahedron?

Probably you all do. It ebuted 35 years ago to amaze gamers how beautiful a simple puzzle can be. Rubik’s Cube was sold 35o million worldwide. In 2008, it sold 15 million.

Now here’s the news. Rubik’s Cube inventor, Erno Rubik, is back with the official sequel – the Rubik’s 360.

It has six primary color like the first one. You can hold it in your palm and need to perform wrist movements to manipulate it. Not his time Rubik’s 360 has only one solution.

In case of this new sequel to popular Rubik’s Cube, you need to rotate six tiny colored balls around a transparent sphere, tipping them into matching receptacles. You need to harm them all into place without removing the ones you’ve already secured. (You had to shift rows of squares to align six surface colors in the Rubik’s cube).

It debuted in a German toy fair a few weeks ago. But it will be available for sale in August only.

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