The cube is puzzle invented by Hungarian Erno Rubik in 1974. The cube has captured the hearts of millions globally since the 1980.

Today,the present day, numerous books and online platforms provide ample opportunities for enthusiasts to master the cube. I recommends the “Long Layer” method for beginners and highlights the evolution of solving methods, emphasizing the need for advanced methods as one seeks to solve the cube more quickly.

This book introduces the concept of “Speedcubers,” individuals who can consistently solve the cube within 30 seconds or less. These speedcubers often participate in global competitions, with the first world champion being Minh Thai in 1982. The world record, achieved by Yusheng Du, currently stands at an astonishing 3.47 seconds. The book discusses the techniques behind such fast solving times, emphasizing minimal moves and efficient finger pushes.

Beyond solving methods, this book covers various aspects of the Rubik's Cube world, including move notation, the cube's composition, and other learning methods. It explores speedcubing competitions, profiling top speedcubers and detailing their achievements. The author provides information on speedcubing world records and highlights the experiences of about 30 individuals who have broken these records, becoming renowned speed cubing personalities.

To cater to the reader's curiosity, the book offers insights into Rubik's Cube forums and websites, encouraging enthusiasts to engage in discussions, ask questions, and seek advice. I aim to entertain readers by presenting the most crucial information in an engaging manner, making the book a comprehensive guide for Rubik's Cube lovers.

«This book is a rich resource for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts, offering a journey through the cube's history, solving methods, speedcubing competitions, and the vibrant online community that surrounds this iconic puzzle.

The Solving Guide of the Rubik’s Cube Puzzle