What other puzzles do you recommend?

Post by **cdr2289** » Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:27 pm

Barcared wrote: My conclusion: Although nowhere near comparable to a Revomaze for a serious puzzle with great aesthetics, the Superplexus is an excellent maze requiring a high degree of dexterity and patience and is a serious challenge for any puzzle enthusiast. And at £12.49 is a real bargain.

Great review, thanks!

Post by **cornettracing80** » Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:37 pm

@3 minutes is my best time on my superplexus....

i use clear tape over the speaker holes so as not to share the fun with the neighbors

very cool toy

Post by **Barcared** » Thu Oct 22, 2009 2:47 pm

Steve. That's exactly what I did with the speaker as it's too loud without tape.

I'm still trying to complete it in one complete run. It's very addictive and sufficiently difficult. Thanks for the recommendation.

Post by **cornettracing80** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 4:25 am

i used to really sweat it when the 3rd level music started up..

...cant even count how many times i missed that one flop over where the ball actually leaves one track and hops to a waiting cup end

love the superplexus....

Post by **Barcared** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:47 am

Just ordered a Bedlam cube as it was featured on Dragon's Den. Anyone got one? Is it as hard as people say it is?

Post by **ReVoMate** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:54 am

Barcared wrote:Just ordered a Bedlam cube as it was featured on Dragon's Den. Anyone got one? Is it as hard as people say it is?

Yeah, I have one - great fun although a little frustrating when the darn things don't fit back in!

Nice to show to people once you memorise a way of getting them back in every time. Plastic seems to be stable enough but careful with the box - it feels like that plastic that can snap and crack if knocked slightly (luckily I haven't yet!).

You'll find yourself getting it in but with a couple of bits poking out but still going "There, I've f***ing done it" or "GRRR, close enough!" And stomping off back to your ReVoMazes!

Regards,

Pete

P.S Thinking about getting a Superplexus...

Post by **Barcared** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 1:11 pm

Pete,

Seriously, get Superplexus! For £12.50 (plus postage) from Amazon it's an absolute snip and will give you 'hours' of entertainment (except for the noise which is why you need to tape the speaker up - or turn it off!)

You have to get your ball around the maze, without falling off, going from checkpoint to checkpoint (1 - 100). It's split into 3 stages, each one getting more difficult. You get a time for completing each stage and can start each one independently of the others but the challenge is to do it all in one run - which is not easy at all!

It says it's for 8 years and above but I'd love to see an 8 year old have a go at it and see how long it takes before it's kicked down the end of the garden in frustration.

Nigel.

Post by **ReVoRabbit** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 3:40 pm

well when he gets that frustrated, just had him a RevoToy. That oughta cure that!

Post by **cdr2289** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 4:26 pm

I can't find one of these superplexus in the states -- $ 75 From amazon ... $90 shipped from UK...

wait thinkgeek sells a PERPLEXUS is that the same thing???? can someone verify for me?

Post by **ReVoMate** » Fri Oct 23, 2009 4:31 pm

cdr2289 wrote:I can't find one of these superplexus in the states -- $ 75 From amazon ... $90 shipped from UK...

http://www.amazon.com/PlaSmart-BL100-Pe ... 805&sr=8-3 - what about this?

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