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34x34x34 Rubik's Cube
A 34x34x34 cube has become the highest-order NxNxN Rubik's Cube, announced Matt Bahner in a YouTube video. Soon, he will publish a full documentary about how he made it.
It was designed as a simpler and more accessible version of the classic puzzle cube, featuring fewer layers and a smaller size, retaining the same principles of twisting and turning to align colors on each face but with a reduced complexity compared to its larger counterpart. Tony Fisher tackled this challenge by making a 7x7x7 with larger edge and corner pieces, showcasing the ingenuity and creativity required to push the boundaries of twisty puzzle design. The 22x22x22 cube, reminiscent of Matt Bahner's Yottaminx, features 2943 parts and draws inspiration from Oskar van Deventer's floating anchors, pushing the boundaries of custom puzzle building within budgetary constraints.
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