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Constantin Puzzles: Hidden Corridor
| Wholesale SKU | RT9- (min. 6 pcs/box) |
|---|---|
| Object | Release the ball from the puzzle. |
| Difficulty | Level 9 - Gruelling |
| Brand | Recent Toys |
| Types | Maze Puzzles, Jean Claude Constantin |
| Dimensions | 4.9 in x 4.9 in x 0.9 in / 12.5 cm x 12.5 cm x 2.3 cm |
| Packaging | wooden box with plastic window |
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Hidden Corridor: Slide your way out...
Move the horizontal and vertical sliders to open the hidden corridor, allowing you to release the ball from the puzzle.
Can you find the exit or be forever lost?
Comes in a black wooden crate-style display box.
The Puzzle Wanderer says this about the Hidden Corridor:
- "Combination puzzles are THE most replayable category of puzzles, period."
Part of the Constantin Puzzles series. Jean Claude Constantin is unquestionably one of the most prolific puzzle inventors of the past 30 years. His unique and diverse puzzle creations are renowned for their beautiful designs and challenging solutions.
IQ Focus: Spatial Reasoning, Logic, Strategy
Inventor: Jean Claude Constantin
Brand: Recent Toys
Ages: 14+
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As with every Constantin puzzle it's very well crafted, the sliders move smoothly and intriguing to look at. Leave this puzzle on a coffee table and it will draw people in and make them pick it up! It may seem tricky to solve at first, but once you understand the mechanics it's a lot of fun to finish. Just don't forget where you are or you might backtrack. This is the 4x4 version of a series that ranges from 2x2 - 10x10!
This is one hard puzzle! I think it takes about 300 moves, if you don't make a mistake. I have to admit to resorting to a youtube video and tediously logging the moves on a spreadsheet!
Awesome puzzle ! It may look tricky at first, but once you understand the functioning, it is really amuzing to work with. The pieces slide easily, the construct is simple yet beautiful.