Hello, puzzle lovers. I'm Kate Jones, president of Kadon Enterprises, Inc., creators of "gamepuzzles for the joy of thinking" since 1980.

I've had the great pleasure of meeting Dr. Florian Radut during a visit to Romania, when he was just starting out in the puzzle world. His enthusiasm for puzzles and his energy for creating an outstanding website devoted to puzzles were impressive. Congratulations, Florian, for achieving Puzzle-It.

From the creators of Puzzle iT the most original and addictive puzzle game enters a new dimension of fun!

Hexa uses a puzzle set of twelve pieces and a game board which can be completely filled using only nine pieces. The pieces may be played with either face uppermost, and the different shapes are labeled from 1 to 12. The purpose of the puzzle is to fill the board with any nine pieces.

3-D Logic looks very similar to Rubik's Cube but much more challenging. It involves colors and squares on a cube, but it's a very different beastie; this game makes you rethink every approach you make.

Click on the main color squares to change the color of the grey squares. Use this ability to link colors into chains. Like many great games, this takes a simple idea and makes it compelling.

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The puzzle has an ingenious mechanism. The sphere has eight perpendicular grooves, aligned two by two, for the center tiles to slide in. A specially shaped steel frame prevents the sphere from becoming misaligned with the rest of the cube. There are two edge pieces at each face intersection. The corner tiles are very similar to the 3x3x3 Rubik cube.

This puzzle is a challenge for anyone!

There are three key parts: the transparent case, the central piece and the moving pieces. The balls are coloured as in the image and could be numbered accordingly. The central piece inside the case will form, together with the case walls, some ducts in which the moving pieces can be ordered in a logical manner (by colour or by printed numbers).

The target is to rearrange the scrambled balls by colours (it is easier), or by printed numbers (it is much more difficult).

Cubes in Line can be played by two or more persons, depending on the version. The players have to place pieces, one by one, trying to obtain a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line of the same color. The objective of the game is to make more horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines of the same color.

Rules for "3 cubes in line"
The players have to place the pieces (cubes), one by one, in any of the ducts (holes), trying to obtain a line of three cubes, horizontal, vertical, or diagonal, of the same color. The winner will be the player who makes the most "3 in line" chains.

As a particularity of the 3x3 cubes version, the player who placed the central piece, which can became hidden during the game, must claim that saying "central". The rest of the pieces are completely visible during the game.

Rules for "4 (or more) cubes in line"
The players have to place the pieces, one by one, in any of the ducts (holes), trying to obtain lines of four cubes horizontal, vertical, or diagonal of the same color. The winner will be the playerone who makes the most such lines.

Rules for game board version
This version can be played by two or more persons. The players have to place the pieces (cubes, rolls), one by one, on the colored spaces of the game board, trying to obtain lines of four pieces, horizontal, vertical, or diagonal of the same color. When has finished a complete line, the player has the right to take an opponent's piece, following the next rule: only the unused pieces and the last pieces on the column can be captured; a complete 4x4 line cannot be broken. Capture of the pieces is possible only in a two player's game and must be agreed at the start. The winner will be the player who makes the most "4 lines" or who has captured the most opponent's pieces.

3D Balls in Line can be played by two persons. The players have to place pieces into the game ducts, one by one, trying to obtain a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line of the same color. The objective of the game is to make the most such lines.

Rules for "3 balls in line"
The players have to place the pieces, one by one, in any of the ducts (holes), trying to obtain a lines of three pieces horizontal, vertical, or diagonal of the same color. The winner will be the player who make the most complete lines.

As a particularity of this 3x3 logic game, the player who placed the central piece, which can became hidden during the game, must claim that by saying "central". The rest of the pieces are completely visible during the game.

Rules for "4 (or more) balls in line"
The players have to place the pieces, one by one, in any of the ducts (holes), trying to obtain lines of four pieces, horizontal, vertical, or diagonal, of the same color. The winner will be the player who makes the most such lines.