Rubik Cube 3D

Back in 2014, Google celebrated the Rubik's Cube’s 40th birthday with a really cool interactive Doodle. You could click and drag to spin the cube or twist its sections, just like the real thing in your hands. The design was simple and stylish, and they even added fun sound effects to make it more immersive.

What made it great was that anyone could jump in and start playing thanks to a helpful tutorial, but it wasn’t too easy — it could still challenge even seasoned cubers. Plus, there was a little surprise for people who managed to solve it, adding a nice reward for sticking with the puzzle.

How do I play the game?

You can use your mouse or touchscreen to drag and rotate the cube’s rows and columns.