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And indeed I did. :D Planning to begin my Bronze today. :) Congratulations -- and the best of luck with the Bronze. It is definitely more challenging. Good mapping seems to be important. I'm still at the early stages myself, but I can tell you this: you have some serious fun ahead of you. Today I'm...

magikerendk wrote:Just ordered my Indigo! Looking forward to tackle it after the Bronze.

Moving fast...

How is the progress on the bronze?

magikerendk wrote:I've got good progress with the blue so overcame the first challenges so far but reached a seeming dead end situation.

Yes, we have all been there. I'm sure you'll find the way out.

I had never heard of the Revomaze before I read a negative review of the ISIS-puzzle about 2 months ago. In the review, the author recommended a Revomaze for the ones who were looking for a puzzle that both felt like a quality puzzle, and were possible to solve without needing to resort to going on...

SittingDuck wrote:And it would be hard to explain to my better half why I need several of the same.

I know. I have the same problem.

Sent Emma a message in the weekend, hoping that there might be one hidden away somewhere for me as well. Will not think twice about it if I have the possibility to get one. Well, there's at least one hidden in plain sight: the blue, green and bronze set in the web store. Gold plated and all... Her ...

SittingDuck wrote:Does anyone know why some mazes are taken out of production?

Maybe there is an improved version on its way. Who knows?

Spent about 5 hours on the bronze now, and I must say that it is really a step ut from the blue. Mapping is not enough for this one, you actually have to think as well to understand how to progress. I must say, I am impressed with how Chris has managed to design this. I can't wait to get it open an...

AndrewParr wrote: That's why I think we need to rate each puzzle separately for brains and dexterity.

I think that makes a lot of sense. Even if you understand what needs to be done, it can take several attempts before you get your fingers to make the right moves.

So family life in the next few months:

- Wife: Reading or doing stuff on the PC
- Kids: Mostly on Snapchat or Netflix
- Dog: On the floor -- occasionally complaining
- Me: Lost in a maze or massaging sore thumbs...