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Mofunland is the first kid’s cubing theme playground in Singapore for anyone aged 5 and above.

08/10/2026

SKewb: How Is It Different?

Think you know twisty puzzles? Think again! 👀

The Skewb may look simple, but its unique corner-axis turning mechanism makes every move feel completely different. Unlike the 3×3 or Ivy Cube, a single turn can move a whole section of the puzzle and challenge the way you think in 3D space.

From 4-axis turning to corner-based twisting, Skewb is a fun way to build spatial thinking, problem-solving skills, and adaptability. 🧠✨

Ready to twist, think, and discover a new way to solve?
Let’s twist & think! 🔄

06/10/2026

Okay… I admit it. 😳
I thought learning a new puzzle would be easy because I already know how to solve a cube.

But then… SKEWB happened. 😂

The layers were confusing.
The turns were different.
And I definitely had a few “Oops!” moments. 🥲

But then my teacher showed me how the Skewb turns around its corners… and suddenly—
💡 I GET IT!

I didn’t learn everything in one day.
I just kept learning, one puzzle at a time. 🧩💪

Every new puzzle teaches me something new how things work, how to stay patient, and how to keep trying when something feels difficult.

🌟 New puzzle. New rules. New adventure!

Follow Fangfang’s cubing journey and see what I’ll learn next! 🐼🧩

04/10/2026

Meet the Skewb: a small cube with a surprisingly big challenge!

Unlike a normal cube, the Skewb doesn't turn by faces, it rotates around its 4 space diagonals, with each turn shifting all 6 faces at once. It's made of 8 corner pieces and 6 centre pieces, and has over 7.4 million possible states, yet most solves only take around 8 moves on average.

It was invented by Tony Durham and later brought to market by Uwe Mëffert, the same mind behind the Pyraminx!

Fun fact: the name "Skewb" comes from its skewed turning mechanism, since it turns around diagonals, not faces.

Small cube, big challenge. Twist it, solve it, master the Skewb! 🌟

📍 MoFunLand Cube Your Mind

01/10/2026

Ready to solve the Pyraminx? Here's Fangfang's simple 3-step method for beginners!

1️⃣ Match all the tips with their centres
2️⃣ Solve one side, getting the colours around it right
3️⃣ Solve the last layer, and you're done!

The Pyraminx has 4 sides and 4 colours, and once you know the steps, it's a lot more approachable than it looks.

One twist at a time, you've got this. 💛
Practice today, shine tomorrow! 🏆

📍 MoFunLand Cube Your Mind

29/09/2026

Ready... 3, 2, 1, go! ⏱️

Timed solves can feel exciting one moment and nerve-wracking the next. Fangfang jumped in confidently, then hit a "wait, what's next?" moment mid-solve, that's just part of learning something new.

Instead of rushing, he paused, took a breath, and reminded himself: think first, then turn. And when he got it, the smile said it all. 😊

Fangfang's own words say it best: "I didn't learn everything in one day. I just kept learning, one puzzle at a time."

Challenge yourself, not others. Every solve is a chance to improve. ❤️

🐼 Cubing helps Fangfang build: better focus, stronger memory, more patience, more confidence, and a happier mind.

📍 MoFunLand Cube Your Mind

27/09/2026

Fun fact: the Pyraminx is actually older than the Rubik's Cube!

Back in the early 1970s, inventor Uwe Mëffert was experimenting with wooden pyramid puzzles years before Ernő Rubik invented the 3x3 in 1974. Mëffert's prototypes sat in a drawer for nearly a decade before finally launching worldwide in 1981 with Tomy Toys.

Since then, it's sold over 90 million units and become one of the most iconic twisty puzzles ever made.

So next time your child picks up a Pyraminx, they're not just solving a puzzle they're holding a little piece of cubing history. 🌟

📍 MoFunLand Cube Your Mind

24/09/2026

Noticed your little one flying through the Ivy Cube lately? That's usually the sign they're ready for something new.

Once they can solve it confidently in 1–2 minutes, the Pyraminx is a natural next step a bit trickier, but still very beginner-friendly, and it's a great way to build on the confidence they've already got.

A few things parents often ask us:

🕐 Best age to start? Around 7-8 years old
🧩 Is it a big jump? Not really just 1-2 new moves to learn
💛 Will it knock their confidence? Nope, most kids find it exciting, not overwhelming.

Every cube is just another small step forward. 🌱

📍 MoFunLand Cube Your Mind

22/09/2026

Fangfang's Cubing Journey EP.3: Pyraminx

"I already solved my Ivy Cube... so this should be easy, right?" 😎 Fangfang meets his next puzzle, the Pyraminx and quickly realizes triangles play by different rules! 😅
"Watch, learn, and discover" his teacher shows him a move. Looks simple enough... "I'll try! This move looks fun!" 💪
Then: "Oops! Why won't this piece go there?" 🤔💭 A few wrong turns, a little confusion, but Fangfang keeps going.
"Try again. Step by step... I'm getting it!" 🔁✨
And then... 🎉 "I DID IT! The Pyraminx is solved! I feel so proud!" ❤️

New shape, new challenge and Fangfang tackled it one twist at a time 🐼

20/09/2026

🧩 2 Starter Friendly Puzzles to Kickstart Your Cubing Journey! 🧩

New to cubing? Start here! 👇

🟢 Ivy Cube – The Confidence Builder
With only 4 corner pieces and 6 centres, it's the easiest way to get comfortable with corner-turning puzzles. Perfect for building spatial awareness, hand-eye coordination and logical thinking from day one.

🔺 Pyraminx – Step Into Official WCA Puzzles
Same turning logic as the Ivy Cube, but with 4 tips, 4 centres and 6 edges to level up your skills. It's the ideal next step before tackling bigger WCA puzzles — building pattern recognition, planning and speed foundations along the way.
✨ Same family, different shapes start simple, build skills step by step, and prepare for more WCA puzzles like the 2x2, Skewb, Megaminx and beyond!

Small steps today, solving big dreams tomorrow. 💛

17/09/2026

Solve your first puzzle with Fangfang! 🐼🧩 Here's the simple 3-step method for the Ivy Cube:

Step 1 — White Face
Find two white corners and hold them on top. Twist the corners until white faces up.

Step 2 — Yellow Face
Flip the white face down. Twist the top corners until yellow faces up.

Step 3 — Match All Centres
Keep white and yellow on your left and right hands. Put the unsolved face in front, then twist the top corners to match colours repeat until every centre lines up.

Fewer pieces, simple twists, big brain gains. The Ivy Cube is the perfect first puzzle for small hands and curious minds building focus, hand-eye coordination and spatial thinking, one twist at a time. 💪

Address

6 Raffles Boulevard, #02/32
Singapore
SINGAPORE039594

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 20:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 20:00
Thursday	10:00 - 20:00
Friday	10:00 - 20:00
Saturday	10:00 - 22:00
Sunday	10:00 - 20:00

Telephone

+6565183252

Website

http://www.mofunland.com/

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