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What's in the box A book with 100 problems Rules of the game Can you imagine a puzzle that could succinctly combine the Rubik's Cube and the Japanese art of creating figures from Origami paper. Agree - it's almost impossible. But Jerome Morin-Drouen was able to bring this to life, and he made the game very interesting. We present you an exciting educational game - Quadrigami. Collecting puzzles will have a positive effect on logic, imagination and spatial thinking - you constantly have to imagine what should happen in the end and how to consistently come to this. It is convenient that you can always take this game with you, because the size of the box is very small. Thus, you will never be bored - neither on a trip, nor on vacation, nor on a business trip, nor in class. If you learn to collect this or that problem, then no one forbids you to smooth the sheet back and give it to a friend in order to determine which of you thinks faster. So many interesting things in one place One hundred fascinating puzzles collected in one compact box. Your main task is to lay out a square from the proposed sheet, in which one side will consist only of blacks, and the other - white. The square consists of 16 pieces. If it seems to you that this is too simple, then we hasten to assure you that you will have to strain your brain in earnest. The 100 puzzle sheets are divided into 5 difficulty levels so you can learn the art gradually. Rumor has it that if you start to add, then you can no longer stop - probably some kind of ancient Japanese magic plays a role.