Rubik Cube is a mobile adaptation of the three-dimensional puzzle invented by Hungarian sculptor and architecture professor Erno Rubik in 1974. In this case, in addition to giving you a 3D representation of the popular brainteaser to play, Rubik Cube also gives you the chance to learn how to solve it using the Fridrich method.
The way Rubik Cube works is simple: when you open the app, you'll see a screen showing all the options the app offers. So you'll be able to play with a virtual Rubik's Cube, and also learn how to solve it with a tutorial for beginners using the Fridrich method.
In the first section, you'll find a 3D Rubik's Cube that's been solved. When you slide your finger over the sides of the cube, they'll move and undo the puzzle so you can complete it yourself. It only takes two or three moves to completely shuffle the cube and make you start racking your brain to find the solution. In the second section, you'll find a gray colored cube that you can apply colors to in whatever order you want to give you a more complex experience. In the third section, you'll find little practice cubes to help you learn how to solve the puzzle.
Rubik Cube is a good adaptation of the original Rubik's Cube. In addition to teaching you how to solve it, it lets you create new cubes to challenge your friends.
