REVOMAZE User Group

So I figured we should get to know what each other's histories with puzzles were prior to our entrance into the life that is Revo-World.

As well as what we thought of Revomazes when we were first introduced to them.

I shall start off with,

I was originaally a puzzle lover when i got the rubiks cube a few years back after learning from a friend how to do it. I thought it was hard, so i decided timing myself would be fun. After all that, I realized that i needed a bigger challenge.

I was looking for some website that "is" one big puzzle in a series of 5 "chapters" shall i say. In order to do these puzzles, cause there was like 27 to 35 in a chapter, you needed to understand how to think in such a different manner. It was weird because all the clues were in the website page of the puzzle you were on. The answer to the puzzle, was the end part of the url for the next puzzle.

And you needed previous puzzles in order to move on. If you messed up, you go back to the previous page, and try again, and again, and again.

I cant remember the site name, but i ended up falling upon revomazes while searching for it.

My first intention of revomazes was that they would be easy. Boy was I wrong.

I started with the Rubik's Cube and variants. I later got into some take apart and dentanglement puzzles. I bought the original Isis when it was sold at Sharper Image. At the time that was the most I had spent on a single puzzle. Following the Isis puzzles lead to the RevoMazes (Chris designed the Isis II).

Most of my puzzling was when I was a kid. I had a few of Rubik's puzzles: Snake, Cube, Clock and Magic Rings. I've also got a Soma cube and build a wood puzzle in high school. Now the company I work for is in receivership I thought I'd get a Revomaze to fill my time at the office

The very first puzzle that I bought when I first started seriously looking at them was the Cast News by Hanayama, which I loved! After that I stumbled across the Revo site and went straight for the set of three Obsessions. And then a little later on I also went for the Bronze Extreme.

Now my puzzle collection has expanded pretty quickly, and although it isn't particularly big it is quite diverse.

So really Revos were some of the first puzzles that I ever tried. And I can honestly say that no puzzle that I have solved thus far has given me that feeling of satisfaction quite like the Bronze did when I opened it.