Nervous System's 'Lizard Infinity Puzzle' contains 216 lizard-shaped pieces that have an infinite amount of ways to assemble. The puzzle has no beginning or end, so puzzle players can start from any piece because, as the puzzle description says, "it has no fixed shape, no starting point, and no edges."
It is an excellent puzzle for those looking for a challenge, as even though there are multiple ways to put it together, each lizard-shaped puzzle piece only fits in one spot. Each lizard piece is unique and made from laser-cut birch plywood.
Nervous System puzzles combine traditional puzzles with new technology and designs. The infinity puzzle is one example as the brand looks for unique and challenging designs for puzzle lovers and experts.
Puzzle fanatics can purchase the Lizard Infinity Puzzle on the Nervous System website.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Infinite Puzzles
- Creating puzzles with infinite solutions and no predetermined shape to challenge longtime puzzle fans.
- Laser Cut Puzzles
- Designing puzzles with laser-cut birch plywood for unique, intricate pieces that require intricate assembly.
- Tech-enabled Puzzles
- Combining traditional puzzle pieces with new technology and design to create puzzles that are challenging to solve.
Who This Affects Most
- Toy Industry
- Creating new types of innovative puzzles that can entertain and challenge people in different ways, with new technology and designs.
- Home Entertainment Industry
- Developing new puzzle designs for those looking for home entertainment to increase focus and brain activity in a fun, challenging way.
- Educational Toy Industry
- Designing puzzles that can not only entertain but also aid in cognitive development and learning by leveraging web and mobile technologies.
