
To master the puzzle, you follow the easy instructions, flipping and tilting the see-through tumbler ball containing five pyramid-shaped pieces. Gravity makes them "fall" into place – not always in the right place, that's where the skill comes in!
The game play for each puzzle is fully adaptable to suit the players – for instance, they can set their own pattern or time targets - or can race their opponents or handicap themselves in a multiplicity of ways. Thus, the puzzle also has great playground appeal – and is perfect for children to play together, in groups. It has been welcomed by both teachers and parents alike, who appreciate the excellent value it represents, and the progressive longevity of the game play.
The Oginov Tumbler puzzle will make an equally terrific Christmas present for individuals, families and friends who enjoy puzzles or regularly play games, and many of those people who "seem to have everything". It is also perfect as stocking or party gift. It has its own interactive website, www.OGINOV.com, providing hints and tips and giving news and progress on the release of the next two twin puzzle-packs - on which Dr Pantazis Houlis, the inventor, is currently working.
To be in with a chance of winning a Oginov Tumbler puzzle just answer this question:
Who invented the Oginov Tumbler puzzle?
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Winners will be the senders of the first ten correct emails opened at random after 4pm on Friday 28 October, 2011. Only one entry per household.
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