My first twisty puzzle - 4x4x4 Checker board.

After many years of collecting puzzles I decided to try a twisty puzzle. 4x4x4 Checker Board is the first twisty puzzle in my collection, I don't even have a Rubik's cube or it's variations.

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[revodeity]

Thanks for the shout out. Keep up the good work.

[zihindar]

Got this on my ''to-do-list'' after watching the video :) Great one!

[Internetedtv]

I have been doing Rubik's cubes for years and I want to say WELL DONE. I know this isn't one of those puzzles were you can just pick it up and solve it using logic. This is more like putting in many hours of revision for an exam !! Really cool bonus patterns at the end too !! XD

[johnlord]

(Chubby Checker) Twist !, twist !, lets twist !!! .... its twisting time with puzzle guy !!!

[Jen]

I'm terrible at twisty puzzles but it's really neat to see you solve it.

[legolas]

Such a great toy to spend waaay too much time with :D

[landonlusthouse]

Cool puzzle but I'd be lost with this one!!

[downtimefun]

Wow, nice! I can solve the rubiks cube but can't fully visualize the moves needed to move the colours around... well done!

[stevewatson]

What's up Ivan, That checkered cube Is cool..I learned to solve cubes too and i solve my 10x 10 once a day. Great Job

[DomAZ]

I don't know if there is a way to scramble because there are only two colors. It's easier with 6 colors. I did 3x3x3 Rubik and now I'm doing the 4x4x4 and my solving is totally different from yours.

[keithwoodbridge]

Great idea to start with half and half... it looks more intuitive to solve than a standard 4x4. I solved the rubiks cube when it first came out, i think i was 10 🤔😆😆

[paschalisantoniou]

Nice puzzle 😁
Perhaps you can try solving a 2x2x2 or 3x3x3 rubiks cube?

[BCRBCRBCRBCRBCRBCR]

Seems to be confusion between solving and speed cubing. The former is figuring how to manipulate into the solved state. The latter is using memorized steps to go various states until in the solved state. Figuring out how to solve is quite different from memorizing a solution and being able to speedily apply it.