3D Soma Puzzle

Would you like to try your puzzle solution abilities in a three-dimensional world? You'll get your chance with 3D Soma Puzzle.
3D Soma Puzzle is a computer version of a puzzle that was originally invented by Piet Hein, a Danish physicist and poet. A set of eight different Soma pieces is required to form a cube or other figure, for example, an arch, a cat or a castle. Each piece consists of four tiny cubes, joined in a different fashion. The goal of the game is to assemble a given figure from the pieces and thus complete the task.
The game is more of a DIY thing, as you are the one who gives out tasks and then aspires to complete them. You can save and load tasks. Pieces are controlled both by mouse and keyboard buttons and can be moved in any direction. The playfield is easily rotated and you can even play with your task upside down. There's a nag window with ads every time you quit the trial version of the game. Try the game today and face up to the challenge!

3D Soma Puzzle is a three-dimensional logic game that challenges you to assemble various figures with the colored irregular blocks. The puzzle seems to be simple but great variety of solutions for each shape (the simplest figure - cube can be solved by 240 essentially different methods) makes it really challenging. This game will keep any family member entranced and busy for hours (or even days). It can provide you lots of fun and exploration.