The Skewb Cube, invented by Tony Durham and popularized by Uwe Mèffert in 1982, is a unique twisty puzzle with diagonal cuts, resembling a cube with corner-based rotations. Its six faces scramble colors, challenging solvers to realign them. A speedcubing favorite, Carter Kucala set the record at 0.75 seconds. With 3,149,280 combinations, it’s accessible yet engaging. Corner turns rotate four corners and three centers. Solve it by aligning centers, then corners, using Sarah’s method. Brands like MoYu craft smooth versions. On rubikverse.com, the virtual simulator lets you master this puzzle anytime.