Twisting 3D Puzzle Game: Slide, Twist, Turn Tiles To Match Up Colored Links - Missing Link Brainteaser
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- About this item
- Using 15 Tiles And 1 Gap, Match Up The Four Different Colored Links - Red, Yellow, Green, and White.
- Beware - Only The Top And Bottom Tiles Rotate With One Missing Tile For Sliding.
- Updated Version Of The Beloved Missing Links From the 1980s.
- Challenging Brainteaser That Uses Logic and Patience.
- Brings Hours Of Fun - Think, Process, And Learn - With One Solution.
Time for an 80s throwback to a must have favorite puzzle. Missing Links, a mechanical puzzle, is the sibling to the beloved Speed Cube. It has four slides, each depicting a chain of a different color (Red, Yellow, Green, and White). Each side contains four tiles, except one which contains three tiles and a gap. The top and the bottom rows can be rotated, but the middle two rows cannot be rotated. The tiles can slide up and down into the gap. Scramble the tiles and then restore them to their original configuration matching up all the same color links! Great for entertainment and travelling. Popular fidget Desk Toy. Provides a challenge that makes you think, process, and use logic to solve!
Reviews
C**N
Great price, fun puzzle, had one as a kid
I searched forever for this puzzle as I had one as a kid. I’m glad I found this one for the price. Others were WAY too costly. It doesn’t turn as smoothly right out of the box but gets easier the more you use it. But let’s face it, this is not a speed puzzle. It brings back great memories as a kid.Solving is easy but again, I bought it because of my childhood.
V**A
Fun Classic puzzle. great quality.
I bought this because I thought my son would like it. I had one in the 80s as a kid. I always loved it. The quality is good the edge pieces move well (maybe a little too well) and it has given my son hours of entertainment.
J**Y
Awesomely simple and challenging
Our dentist had one of these at their office and my 7 year-old kid fell in love. We bought it on here and he's enjoyed it at night before bedtime. It's a simpler slide puzzle but still a very good challenge, especially for younger kids.
T**8
It’s ok for displaying
Like the 1980s. But it does seem very cheaply made, thin plastic, not like the product I remember having as a kid. It’s ok but wouldn’t play with it too much since it’s so flimsy
M**.
I love the missing link
I love the missing link! Reminds me of 8th grade when we all played with them. It slides/moves around a lot better than it used to. My 9 year old son is having some fun with it.
A**L
... for a Christmas present for my son and he liked it. Maybe it will keep him away from ...
Bought it for a Christmas present for my son and he liked it. Maybe it will keep him away from the video games for awhile.
J**N
Blast from the past
I had one of these back in the 80s. Lots of fun then and lots of fun now. Seems like the same size. But feels lighter then the original.
J**.
Returned it
Had to return it. One of the end caps fell off the spindle. Not built to last like the original model.
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