| Time to solve the puzzle box and save Schrödinger's cat! |
| | Will this puzzle find a place in your heart? |
| | Act as a real detective to investigate the case of a suspicious fire |
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| An 'Escape Room' in a box... |
| | An 'Escape Room' in a box! |
| | Put the golf ball on the tee – not as easy as it looks! |
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| Can you work out the unseen mechanism? |
| | Star Path is the latest puzzle from Jean Claude Constantin |
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| This limited edition version of Peter Hajek's book on puzzle boxes has a built in puzzle lock for you to solve! |
| | Can you crack the 'safe'? |
| | A comprehensively illustrated hardback book that explores the fascinating subject of puzzle boxes... |
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| Get all 3 balls into the centre ring of this tricky maze |
| | Pyraminx - the original 'twisty' puzzle! |
| | The original king of twisty puzzles, now in crystal!
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| Uwe Mèffert's Hollow Pyraminx
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| | Two identical pieces, and the highest level of difficulty! |
| | The Hourglass - a 'Grand Master' Level 6 puzzle |
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| Nutcase - a 6 star difficulty puzzle that is also a secret box! |
| | Can you remove the lock from your bicycle? |
| | It’ll take some very bright ideas to solve this puzzle! |
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| This puzzle is calling your name! |
| | Three metal puzzles created by Jean Claude Constantin
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| | Spin the Flippe Ball Puzzle and see what happens! |
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| Even Houdini needs your help! |
| | A puzzle based on space filling fractal curves |
| | The Dragon Curve was first investigated by NASA physicists John Heighway, Bruce Banks, and William Harter |
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| Named after Bill Gosper, and also known as the flowsnake curve... |
| | The Peano Curve, Dragon Curve and Gosper Curve Fractal Puzzles. |
| | A puzzle box created by Jean Claude Constantin - one of the world's puzzle masters! |
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| For centuries, puzzle boxes have been used to pass secret messages and small precious items. |
| | A puzzle box with 5 star difficulty! |
| | A set of 3 puzzle boxes created by Jean Claude Constantin - one of the world's puzzle masters! |
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| For dedicated fidgeters only! What a joy only three pieces can bring to idle hands... |
| | Rearrange the custom metal "twigs” until they form a symmetrical shape. |
| | Four arrows are piercing the heart... can this puzzle be disassembled? |
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| | A maze-type Huzzle created around the theme of a beautiful snow crystal... |
| | This uniquely shaped puzzle really does look like a UFO! |
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The challenge is to take it apart, and then to reassemble the three pieces into the original puzzle.
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| | In this puzzle you are trying to free the "C” from the "AB” piece |
| | A puzzle that interlocks each piece with the two other pieces via an elusive, organic design.
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| This elegant metal cube invites you to separate the two halves. However it is not as easy as it might appear. |
| | This is a great puzzle for trying out on your friends, or maybe having on your desk, to challenge visitors to your office! |
| | When you initially present this puzzle to someone, there is no sliding, pulling or twisting movement they can perform that will separate the two... |
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| As you move forward, the front becomes the back and vice versa, leaving you perplexed. |
| | WARNING! Hope you’re up to this! Level 6 is for real Huzzle-puzzle-lovers! |
| | The motivation behind this puzzle is the statue of Asura, the ancient Indian god and also a protector of Buddhism. |
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| This puzzle has such a beautiful shape that it could easily be mistaken for a piece of jewelry. |
| | The theme of this puzzle is “Loops”. |
| | All of the pieces fit loosely and it seems as though they would be easy to take apart... |
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| E= mc2. One famous equation. Five symbols. Countless implications. Einstein’s equation for mass-energy equivalence altered the way we think about energy and mass, and has provided endless technological advances. |
| | This version of the famous Hoffmann Barrel and Ball puzzle consists of a blue barrel which contains a ball bearing. The challenge is to get the ball... |
| | The two U shaped bolts would not seem to present much of a challenge - just unscrew one of the nuts, and they should come apart... If only it were... |
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| Like the swirling shape of the galaxy…that is why this puzzle was named Galaxy. |
| | There are many disentanglement puzzles available, so we only pick out a few that we really like. |
| | This nifty little puzzle allows you to insert a single coin into the Perspex disc. This bit is easy. However when you try to remove the coin, it is... |
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| The design of this puzzle is evocative of a study padlock. |
| | Solve the puzzle by turning the dials on both sides... |
| | This puzzle is called infinity not only for its appearance, but also because its movement continues endlessly until the pieces are taken apart. |
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