\n\tThe Perplexus Original is a 3-D puzzle sphere with 100 twists, turns, and drops. The object is to make a little metal ball travel along the path to the finish line.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2011 review of the Perplexus Original 3-D puzzle toy.
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\n\tScreenshot by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic.
\n\tThe starting position allows the player to start at the beginning or jump straight to one of two midpoints.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2011 review of the Perplexus Original 3-D puzzle toy.
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\n\tScreenshot by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic.
\n\tJust past the midpoint, moves 65 and 66, involve the large spiral at the center of the sphere. You will use both sides to successfully continue to move 67.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2011 review of the Perplexus Original 3-D puzzle toy.
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\n\tScreenshot by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic.
\n\tThe zig-zag step is molded in conjunction with the nameplate for this Perplexus model – The Original. The zig-zag is just before the spiral.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2011 review of the Perplexus Original 3-D puzzle toy.
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\n\tScreenshot by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic.
\n\tPerplexus is filled with oddly-shaped pieces of track like this one. Some pieces are traversed on both sides, but this one is single-sided.
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\n\tFor more details, read my Geek Gifts 2011 review of the Perplexus Original 3-D puzzle toy.
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\n\tScreenshot by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic.
