Where to Buy?

So you want to get your own puzzle? Below is a list of possible places to find the puzzles we consider in this course.

Puzzle Shops (online)

Check ebay.ca first it may have what you are looking for, expecially if it is a puzzle that is no longer produced like BinaryArts TopSpin. For puzzles currently being manufactured see the shop list below.

Puzzle shops I've used:

• The Cubicle (USA): thecubicle.us ★
• Hendrik Kaak's Puzzle Shop (Gemany): www.puzzle-shop.de ★
• HK Now Store (Hong Kong): www.hknowstore.com ★
• JPearly (Malaysia): www.jpearly.com ★

Other sites to be aware of:

• Marusenko Sphere (Spain): www.marusenko.com/en/
• Meffert (Hong Kong): www.mefferts.com
• Puzzlemaster (Canada): www.puzzlemaster.ca
• Rubiks (USA): www.rubiks.com
• Speedcubing.org (United Kingdom): speedcubing.org
• V-Cubes (Greece): www.v-cubes.com

Puzzle Shops (Lower Mainland, British Columbia)

Puzzles are always tough to find in the lower mainland shops. From time-to-time I have seen them at the following shops. If you find some, let me know where and I can update the list.

• Mind Games in Burnaby and Coquitlam (Rubik's cube, V-cubes, Meffert's puzzles, 15-puzzle)
• Craving For a Game in Surrey Place Mall (SFU Surrey) (Rubik's cube)