Learn to solve
This section includes guides for every puzzle that the timer supports, including beginner and advanced methods.
New to cubing?
Solve a 3x3 for the first time
Check out this simple beginner method. Only seven steps using a handful of short algorithms (just a fancy word for a set of moves that moves pieces a certain way). Impress your friends without peeling off the stickers!
All puzzles
2x2
All corners. Easy, but not as easy as it looks.
Easy3x3
The famous puzzle from the 80's craze. Learn to solve it without smashing it with a hammer.
Approachable4x4
The first 'big' cube that introduces concepts like reduction and parity.
Moderate5x5
Fixed centers (since it's not an even cube) so no PLL parity, but a heck of a lot more pieces.
Moderate6x6
Two kinds of edge pieces and both kinds of parity. Gross.
Expert7x7
The biggest WCA cube. Patience, young grasshopper. This thing can take a long time.
ExpertPyraminx
A pyramid that looks hard but is not
EasyMegaminx
Twelve faces and it looks beefy but honestly if you can solve a 3x3 you can solve it pretty easy.
ModerateSkewb
A cube that turns around its corners. It doesn't have a lot of pieces so solves are pretty short.
ApproachableSquare-1
A cube that changes shape. You have to first make it a cube then solve it.
ChallengingClock
Pieces don't move like a cube, it just has dials and pins.
Moderate