Beyond the Rubik's Cube, Ernő Rubik created other intriguing puzzles and contributed to various design projects. This timeline explores these less well-known aspects of his career.
Rubik's Magic
1982
Rubik's Magic, a flat, folding puzzle consisting of connected squares, was released. While not as universally popular as the Rubik's Cube, it still achieved considerable success and demonstrated Rubik's ingenuity in puzzle design.
Rubik's Snake
1985
Rubik's Snake, also known as Rubik's Twist, is a toy consisting of 24 wedges that are connected by hinges. It allows for the creation of various shapes and figures, appealing to creativity and spatial reasoning.
Design and Architecture Projects
Later Years
While details are less readily available, Rubik continued to be involved in design and architectural projects after the initial craze of the Rubik's Cube subsided. These projects likely drew upon his expertise in spatial design and problem-solving.
