A Twisty Puzzle is a type of mechanical puzzle that involves twisting and turning sections to achieve a specific arrangement. The most famous example is the Rubik's Cube, which consists of colorful squares that can be rotated along different axes. The goal is to align all sides of the cube so that each face displays a single color. These puzzles come in various shapes and sizes, including pyramids, dodecahedrons, and more. They challenge spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills, making them popular among puzzle enthusiasts. Many people enjoy solving Twisty Puzzles for fun or as a competitive activity, often participating in events and competitions.