Follow the assembly guide included with each puzzle to build your 3D marble maze. No tools or glue required.
Break a wooden piece? We'll ship you a replacement for free.
Navigate the marble through a maze of twists, turns, and tunnels. Get from start to finish without letting the marble fall from the track.
Our flagship puzzle, Intrism Pro, has 1 level with 150 total obstacles for an intense challenge.
Intrism Mini is easier with 50 obstacles split up over 3 levels. Take on all 3 in a row or come back and complete them separately.,
Intrism Level One is our latest and most compact puzzle. Unlike the other two, don't worry about falling off the track—it's impossible—but you'll need to find the correct path if you want to finish!
Intrism Pro takes on average of 8-12 hours to build. Intrism Mini takes approximately 4-7 hours to build. Intrism Level One takes approximately 0.5-2 hours to build.
The assembly time will vary based on expierence and skill level.
Yes & yes! Adding your own pop of color truly makes it one-of-a-kind. We don't recommend using paint which could increase the thickness of the pieces.
Intrism Pro and Mini differ in their maze design, piece count, and difficulty levels. They are both however marble mazes that combine path-finding as well as a dexterity challenge.
Intrism Level One differs from Pro and Mini in that it is not a dexterity challenge in the same way as the marble cannot fall from the track, instead focusing on the path from start to finish and back again. It is also our only puzzle that can be built without the assembly guide.
Intrism puzzles are designed to be assembled once, but you can play the marble mazes endlessly.
Intrism Pro is very challenging and considered to be a level 10 marble maze and level 6 construction.
Intrism Mini is less challenging and considered to be a level 5 maze and level 4 construction.
Intrism Level One is our least challenging at a level 2-3 maze and level 2-5 construction, depending on which method of assembly and solving the user picks.
Intrism Pro and Mini are designed so that if the marble falls off the track, it can be reset to the starting line.
Intrism Level One is designed so that the marble can never fall from the track.
A 3D wooden puzzle is a type of puzzle that is made out of wood and is designed to be assembled into a three-dimensional object or structure. These puzzles can range in complexity from simple, beginner-level designs to more advanced and challenging options for experienced puzzle solvers.
1) Dimensionality: Wooden 3D puzzles are three-dimensional structures that are assembled from wooden pieces, while jigsaw puzzles are flat and two-dimensional, consisting of pieces that fit together on a flat surface.
2) Construction: 3D wood puzzles typically involve fitting wooden pieces together in a specific order to create a stable, three-dimensional structure. Jigsaw puzzles involve fitting flat, interlocking pieces together to form a cohesive image.
3) Difficulty: Three dimensional wooden puzzles can range in complexity from simple, beginner-level designs to more advanced and challenging options. Jigsaw puzzles can also vary in difficulty, with the level of difficulty often determined by the number of pieces and the complexity of the image.
4) Final product: Once a 3D wooden puzzle is completed, it is typically a fully-assembled, three-dimensional object that can be displayed or played with. Jigsaw puzzles, on the other hand, are typically disassembled once they are completed and the image is viewed in its entirety.
There are many benefits to assembling 3D puzzles, including:
Improved cognitive skills: Assembling a 3D wooden puzzle kit requires spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills, which can help to improve cognitive function and brain function in general.
Fine motor skill development: 3D puzzles often require the use of fine motor skills to manipulate small pieces, which can help to improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
Stress relief: The process of assembling a puzzle can be calming and meditative, which can help to reduce stress and promote relaxation.
Social interaction: Many 3D puzzles are designed to be completed by multiple people working together, which can provide an opportunity for social interaction and teamwork.
Sense of accomplishment: Completing a 3D puzzle can provide a sense of accomplishment and boost self-esteem, as it requires persistence and problem-solving skills.
Overall, assembling 3D puzzles can offer a range of cognitive, physical, and emotional benefits that make them an enjoyable and beneficial activity for people of all ages.