World Atlas Rubik's Cube

If lining up 54 different squares one cube at a time didn't excite you before, then it's unlikely this variation on the classic puzzle will get you going. However, if you've already mastered the Rubik's cube system, then challenge yourself further and expand your geographic knowledge with the Earth Rubik Cube.

Line up the countries and coastal lines until the picture resembles a cubic shape of our blue planet.

Considering the complexity of the image, it's probably not advisable to tackle this particular cube puzzle unless you understand the underlying principles of the Rubik's Cube. Many people don't appreciate that the Rubik's Cube is actually a highly ordered system, and for people that have figured out how the system works, they can manipulate the cube to make it look any way they want to. That's where these more difficult cubes, such as the Grayscale Cube, come into the picture as they up the challenge.