Magic Puzzle

Mudpuppy's Unicorn Magic Puzzle Sticks includes 24 double-sided puzzle sticks that create six unique eight-piece puzzles! Sort the sticks by background color, then use the included tray to arrange the sticks in the correct order to reveal magical images!

We started these with my daughter a little before her 2nd birthday and now at 2.5 years old, she can do them on her own. She loves to do an entire set of 6 puzzles each night before bed. Great toy for teaching problem solving and perseverance. We came up with a few ways to play while she learned how to do the puzzles such as putting in a few pieces and having her do the rest or offering her a couple of pieces and asking which one comes next. Great value for so many puzzles in each box.

Magic Puzzle

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I got Magic puzzles app on my first generation iPad. I played it for 6 months and then I couldn't open it. I bought a new iPad Air2 and tried to get all my puzzles and levels rrestored. I got a few puzzles that I had already done but was not able to get all the puzzles back plus ones I paid for. I was over level 70 and it put me back to level 31. I have sent them several emails since Jan. 16th and have not gotten any reply except that they got my email. I looked on their help pages and there are a lot of people having similar and other problems. The puzzle company seems to have a problem with customer service. I haven't found a solution to fix any of the problems yet.

This puzzle is a lot of fun! It pictures a lot of islands with some pretty interesting and funny scenes and characters. Across the bottom of the puzzle, archeological digs are taking place on two islands.

What a fun and very cool puzzle Susan! I would have never guessed that chunks of puzzle would get moved around once complete and that there would be more puzzle pieces in the other bag. So fun! I loved all the scenes in the puzzle too.

This puzzle by Andrey Astrelin supports a large variety of twisty puzzles in four-dimensional space and above. Puzzles are described in text file, so anybody who understands its syntax can add their own puzzles. You define symmetry group, rotational axes, cutting planes, possible twists and body boundary - and your own puzzle is ready :)

But even without that there are more than two dozens very different puzzles that include all six regular polytopes (face, edge, and vertex-turning tesseracts), a vertex-turning 5D cube, three 6D puzzles (a duo-tetrahedron and two triaprisms) and others.

Magic Puzzle Ultimate took many ideas from the MagicCube4D project.I would like to thank its developers Don Hatch, Melinda Green, Jay Berkenbilt and Roice Nelson for this wonderfullpuzzle and for the very interesting Hypercubing discussion group!

Our 1000-piece Portable Magic Puzzle takes you on an enchanting journey to a cozy reading nook where imagination comes to life. Sit in the comfortable armchair and become one with the captivating story unfolding before your eyes. Surrounded by tall bookshelves reaching to the ceiling, feel the magic of the stories around you. As you put the pieces together, you'll be amazed by the brightly colored book spines and the small details in the scene. Illustrated by Shannon Bergin.

At Piecely you will find exclusive, sustainable jigsaw puzzles for adults with unusual motifs, most of which are climate neutrally produced in Germany from recycled waste paper. All our products are zero waste.

One of the core features of the game is using Planeswalkers and their abilities to help augment your puzzle-solving. When playing, you choose a Planeswalker to play with, and you end up fighting other Planeswalkers as you go through the game. Everyone starts out with Nissa as their first Planeswalker, but you can earn mana crystals (or buy them) to add more of them to your collection.

I'm so glad you're back to writing more regularly about board games. When these show up in my inbox, it's the same feeling I had when I was younger receiving Nintedo Power, EGM, and OPM at my house. I'll definitely be getting a couple of those Odd Pieces puzzles as gifts for people in my life. Clever twist on the puzzle formula!

I had never put together or even had any real interest in jigsaw puzzles in my entire adult life, but how could you not be intrigued by that sales pitch? Puzzles can have endings? Puzzles can have surprise twist endings? What does that even mean? This is a verbatim quote from their Kickstarter, and the exact moment I knew I was going to have to give them $50 for the full set to see for myself. I mean, tell me you aren\u2019t intrigued:

\u201CNormally, jigsaw puzzles don\u2019t have an exciting ending. You put in the last piece, and you\u2019re done. We\u2019ve designed these so that when you put in that last piece, it triggers a magic trick, which reveals the special ending to the story of the puzzle.\u201D

Almost exactly one year later in June 2021 Odd Pieces, another new jigsaw puzzle startup, raised $500k on Kickstarter selling a set of three \u201Cmystery puzzles,\u201D promising that they\u2019re \u201Ca jigsaw puzzle game.\u201D (fyi - Odd Pieces series 2 is on Kickstarter now!)

The Odd Pieces puzzle company isn\u2019t quite so secretive about how their puzzles work, and never claimed to be working with mathematicians or illusionists. Their puzzles all depict a very busy Where\u2019s Waldo-esque scene filled with hundreds of little characters. The twist is that the picture on the box isn\u2019t exactly the picture on the puzzle you\u2019re putting together. The puzzle is set a few moments after the picture on the box, and as you assemble it, you piece together the storyline of what happened to cause everyone to suddenly move and slightly change:

Naturally, I had no choice but to buy all six of these puzzles and try them out for myself. And - surprise surprise - I loved them. I guess I\u2019m a jigsaw puzzle guy now? Is this what it means to get older? The weather is getting colder and once winter descends in full that means it\u2019s PUZZLE SEASON once again. Can\u2019t wait to drag the card table back out and work through our growing puzzle backlog.

We\u2019ll circle back around to Magic Puzzle Company\u2019s \u201Cmagic trick\u201D closer to the end of this newsletter, but first I want to talk about what made these puzzles so fun and satisfying, and why you, my (presumably?) slightly younger and hipper subscribers might like them, too.

These puzzles are not using generic clip-art. You\u2019re never putting together 250 pieces of sky. In fact both companies specifically commissioned original artwork from independent artists specifically to be used in a puzzle. The scenes themselves are fun and interesting before even considering any special twists -- each area of these puzzles is filled with interesting characters and tells its own little mini-story, tying into the bigger \u201Ccentral\u201D story.\u201D

The Cut

Almost each *individual piece* in these puzzles seems thoughtfully composed and cut. With 1000 pieces in each puzzle they don\u2019t all have a funny face or detail. But there genuinely does seem to be a large amount of care and attention put into ensuring no piece is ever a generic smudge. They\u2019re also cut into more interesting shapes

Quality of Life

Posters of the scene are included in the box, making it easier to share the puzzle with someone - there\u2019s no need to keep the box top with you. The printing and cardboard are high quality, there\u2019s no puzzle dust, and the \u201Ccut\u201D itself feels high quality, with all the pieces fitting together perfectly.

They Feel Play-Tested

Tying into my previous points regarding the art being specially-commissioned and the individual puzzle pieces feeling thoughtfully composed - these puzzles are full of little details that allowed me, a puzzle novice, to still cruise through them with minimal frustration. There are lots of examples, but one specifically from The Happy Isles: it\u2019s a puzzle filled with dozens of individual islands, and on each island the characters are wearing different outfits, allowing you to quickly and easily sort your pieces and see at-a-glance roughly where it will go. All the puzzles are set up that way, in different ways. Rooms have subtly different color schemes and gradients, and so-on.

Fun Unboxing and Extras

Both brands feature a satisfying puzzle unboxing experience, with several extras included. Odd Pieces give you a comic to help enhance the story as well as some stickers. Magic Puzzle Company gives you a Where\u2019s Waldo-style checklist of extra scenes and stories to find. Both brands include posters, as mentioned.

I don\u2019t really know that much about the jigsaw puzzle \u201Cscene.\u201D Or even if there is such a thing. So I don\u2019t have a lot of context on whether younger-skewing, hybrid jigsaw puzzles like this have always existed. Probably yes, in one form or another. It makes sense that people into brain teasers, board games, mazes, and adventure books would also be into jigsaw puzzles.

But even a cursory look at Kickstarter and similar platforms seems to show an explosion of \u201CIt\u2019s a jigsaw puzzle - but with a special twist! - projects. There are a lot of intriguing examples of puzzles mixed with mazes, mysteries, storylines, adventures, and board games. I can\u2019t directly vouch for any of these products - in a lot of ways they feel like echoes and imitations of what Odd Pieces and Magic Puzzle Company have accomplished - but they do at least look interesting. Leave a comment if you\u2019re a reader that has checked any of them out.

It\u2019s still a cardboard jigsaw puzzle, so it\u2019s important to keep your expectations in check. It\u2019s not like you\u2019re going to put in the last piece and it\u2019s going to sprout wings fly up off your table. So if you keep in mind how cool a puzzle\u2019s twist could ever potentially be, I would definitely say it delivered on the intrigue and was a very cool moment. ff782bc1db