Inspired by the Andes

Born in Cusco. Inka Cube.

From the ancient inspiration of the Chakana to the modern Cubo3X® geometry, discover the journey that led to Inka Cube—a new family of moving mechanical puzzles.

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Cubo3X®

Two Distinctive Expressions.

One Expanding Ecosystem.

Chakana3D - Cultural Geometry
The solid, non-moving expression. A contemporary form that can become sculpture, art, cultural objects and architectural design.

Inka Cube - Living Geometry
The moving mechanical expression. A puzzle that allows the geometry to be held, rotated, explored and experienced.

Three InkaCubes Three Levels of Discovery.

Whether you are discovering mechanical puzzles for the first time, looking for a more engaging challenge, or collecting advanced designs, the Inka Cube family offers three ways to explore Living Geometry.

Explorer 2×2

The Beginning

An inviting first experience for curious minds, families and travelers discovering Inka Cube for the first time.

Four tiles per face, divided into two parts in each direction. A simple and fun introduction to Living Geometry.

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Jeffrey William, Entrepreneur

Journey 3×3

The Signature Experience

The central expression of Inka Cube, offering a balance of visual discovery, movement and challenge.

Nine tiles per face, divided into three parts in each direction. More movement, more combinations, more discoveries.

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“You want this to be the absolute best single testimonial about your book. Something they'll remember.”

Jeffrey William, Entrepreneur

Legacy6x6

The Advanced Challenge

An inviting first experience for curious minds, families and travelers discovering Inka Cube for the first time.

Thirty-six smaller tiles per face. A more detailed and challenging experience for puzzle enthusiasts.

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“You want this to be the absolute best single testimonial about your book. Something they'll remember.”

Jeffrey William, Entrepreneur

Chakana to the Inka Cube

Long before this cube could rotate, it existed as a geometric inquiry—one that began with the Chakana, the Andean cross that encodes balance, direction, and transition. The Chakana is not decoration; it is a spatial logic system, used by the Inka to organize land, society, and thought

From this vision, the Inka Cube was born. A bold variation of the classic Rubik’s Cube, it incorporates ingeniously truncated corners—a structural twist that makes each turn more engaging, more beautiful, and more symbolic.

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Great Place For Inka Cube

216

Starting cubic units

24

Units removed

192

Units retained

Cube History

Foundation

In 1974, Hungarian professor Ernő Rubik invented the original cube as a teaching tool to explain 3D spatial geometry

First Cubes

Released globally in 1980 as the Rubik’s Cube, it became a worldwide sensation and the best-selling puzzle toy of all time.

Cube Expansion

The 2000s saw a renaissance of cube variations with new shapes, sizes, and solving mechanisms, from 2x2s to 17x17s and beyond.

New Cubes

Legendary designer Oskar van Deventer revolutionized the puzzle world with complex, twisty mechanical innovations like the Gear Cube and Curvy Copter, blending engineering artistry with solving challenges never seen before.