Rubik’s Revolution Game

Did you know the original Rubik's Cube is over 40 years old? The Rubik's Revolution game puts a new twist on the classic combination puzzle by doing away with moving parts altogether and bringing the brain buster into the 21st century with light and sound.

Instead of turning the sides and corners, you take cues from the cube itself and press the buttons in the center of each face to advance the puzzle.

And since it's got a digital brain inside, Rubik's Revolution faces you against six different challenges: Light Speed, where you have to turn the lights off as they are randomly illuminated; Light Speed Trainer, a dual-light version of the speed game; Pattern Panic, a Simon-style sequence memorization game; Sounds Out, a game where you match a sound to a color; Full Charge, a sprinting catch-the-light game; and Multiplayer Madness, a turn-based challenge for two or more players. Whichever mode you choose, Rubik's Revolution requires speed, agility, and a nimble mind.