Meet the Mini Pyraminx, a charming 2x2x2 tetrahedron puzzle that’s as fun as it is simple. A scaled-down cousin of the Pyraminx, invented by Uwe Mèffert in 1970, it features four tips that twist independently, each with three possible positions, yielding just 81 combinations. This makes it a breeze to solve—enthusiasts often crack it in under five seconds, with some hitting sub-second times! Unlike mass-produced cubes, it’s typically custom-made, giving it a special place among collectors. It’s often confused with the Pyramorphix, a shape-shifting Rubik’s Cube variant, but its tip-only rotations set it apart. On Rubikverse, our interactive simulator brings this rare puzzle to life, letting you scramble and solve it with ease using mouse or finger controls. Perfect for beginners and cube lovers alike, it’s a quick, delightful challenge!