Introduction: Rubyrint - Rubik Cube Labyrinth
The purpose of this instructable is to build a fun game with and old rubik cube laying around.
Rubyrinth is a Rubik cube that has paths, forks and 2 gates on its faces instead of colors.
The goal of the game is to connect the 2 gates with the longest path
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Step 1: Draw the Labyrinth
The first thing to do is draw the labyrinth. You can do it following these steps:
NOTE: if you add a lot of forks, the game will become easier
- cover the rubik cube faces with a white label
- draw the labyrinth with a pencil
- sketch the resulting faces on a paper
- design a cool looking labyrinth with an editor following the paper sketch
NOTE: if you add a lot of forks, the game will become easier
Attachments
Step 2: Print & Cut
- Print the resulting image and cut each face
- Attach each face on the cube following the paper sketch produced in the first step
- Look at your amazing 3d labyrinth
Step 3: Play
Now play with it! Challenge your friend to find the longest path that connects the two gates

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16 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
They sell it on dealextreme !
10 years ago on Introduction
Very clever.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Thanks :)
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for your inspiration in
https://www.instructables.com/id/Carcassonne-Rubicks-Cube/
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Love your mod! +fav
5 years ago
I will just use this print to make a maze in Minecraft lol.
9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for the awesome idea. i used your template and drew the maze onto a black, polished cube with a neon green Sharpie oil paint marker and then cleaned up the bubbly edges with a pocket knife. It actually looks slightly better than the one you made because the two colours contrast. Thanks a bunch!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Can you send me/share some immages of your cube?
10 years ago on Introduction
Nice idea! O.o
10 years ago on Introduction
So hard, Nice idea .
10 years ago on Introduction
Neat idea (it might actually make a rubik's cube fun :)
It reminds me of a 2-player game a dude made using a sliding-puzzle game called Proton.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
nice idea the proton. I'll search for a 15 tiles game and try to do a copy
10 years ago on Introduction
Am I correct that there are many solutions and not just one way to "connect the gstes" ?
pretty cool
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Yes, actually the game is to fine the longest path among all the possible paths. But you can transform the tiles/faces and make only one path possible (hard to design..)
10 years ago on Introduction
That's really cool! Have you been able to solve it yet?
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
With this configuration is really easy to solve, but you can remove some forks and male it harder.