Puzzle & Thinking Games · 43
Ernő Rubik designed his famous cube in the 1970s as a way to explore three-dimensional movement before it became a worldwide puzzle phenomenon. One more layer: Number puzzles can feel mathematical even when the arithmetic is trivial; the real work is often structure, ordering and exclusion. The brain's favorite puzzle feature is apparently the exact moment it gets to say 'oh.'
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Wait, really?
2048 was created by Gabriele Cirulli in 2014 as a small browser project and spread extremely quickly online. The rules fit into a sentence, yet the board has a nasty habit of filling one move before everything finally comes together. One more useful piece of useless knowledge: Real Escape Game events began in Japan in 2007 and helped turn the videogame idea of escaping a locked room into a physical group activity. Suddenly the suspicious drawer and hidden key were no longer just pixels.