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Microma | Pack 3 Pieces in a Small Box

Microma | Pack 3 Pieces in a Small Box

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Estimated delivery: 5-10 business days (EU) · 10-20 business days (rest of world).

Hard Difficulty
3+1 Pieces
1-4 hrs Solve Time
Spatial Thinking Sharpens
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Microma - Quick Summary

Microma is a 3D dynamic packing puzzle designed by Andreas Röver. Your goal: pack all of the pieces into the box. Rotations are allowed. Do not disassemble the pieces.

Best for: MINIMA puzzle lovers, and as a gift for clever people who assume they will crack it in five minutes. It is waaay harder than it looks.

Why We Carry It

Microma was Andreas Röver's exchange puzzle at the 2026 International Puzzle Party in Assisi - an international gathering of a closed circle of puzzle collectors, where brand-new puzzles are introduced and exchanged.

I solved it there, and I immediately knew I wanted to share this design with you all. Frederic Boucher's MINIMA series has inspired a whole wave of designers, and this could be one of the most brilliant MINIMA-inspired designs out there.

The Rules

Pack every piece into the box. Rotations are allowed, which is where the difficulty lives - a piece that clearly does not fit in one orientation may fit perfectly in another, and finding which is the whole puzzle.

One rule matters more than the rest: do not disassemble the pieces. A smart guy I know did it once. Don't do it. They are meant to stay whole. If you find yourself pulling one apart, you have left the puzzle and started a different one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Microma?

Microma is a 3D dynamic packing puzzle designed by Andreas Röver. The goal is to pack all of the pieces into the box, with rotations allowed and no disassembly of the pieces themselves.

Are rotations allowed?

Yes. Rotating pieces is part of the intended solution, not a workaround.

Can I take the pieces apart?

No. The pieces are meant to stay intact - disassembling them is not part of the solution.

Who designed Microma?

Andreas Röver. Microma was his exchange puzzle at the 2026 International Puzzle Party in Assisi, Italy.

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FAQ

Do You Ship Worldwide?

Yes. I ship anywhere. Orders typically arrive in 1-3 weeks depending on your location and how customs is behaving.

How Long Does Processing Take?

Some puzzles are produced on demand in our studio in Czech Republic. Processing usually takes 3-5 days before your order ships. During busier seasons it may take a bit longer.

Do Puzzles Come With Solutions?

Usually not. Sometimes you can find the solution on my YouTube channel. If not, feel free to reach out for hints!

What If I Get Stuck?

Good. That's the whole point.

But if "stuck" turns into "frustrated and not having fun anymore," email me. I'll send you a hint if you want a nudge. No judgment. Some puzzles took me days. A few took weeks. Some took months. Some took years. And some I have never solved - and that is part of the appeal.

Returns & Exchanges

Yes. You have 30 days. If the puzzle isn't right for you, send it back in the condition you got it and I'll refund you. If something arrived damaged or wrong, tell me and I'll fix it. Please be patient as we're a small team!

Are These Good Gifts?

People LOVE buying our puzzles as gifts. They're physical, they last forever, they don't need batteries, and they create a real moment - the person sits down, struggles, laughs, eventually solves it. That memory sticks.

If you're gifting, check the difficulty rating and pick something one notch below what you think the person can handle. Easier than you'd guess is usually the right call.

How Are the Puzzles Made?

All the puzzles are made with the help of my partner Puzzle Guy and his 3D printing studio in Czech Republic.

What Is a TIC Puzzle?

TIC stands for Turning Interlocking Cubes. They're a family of puzzles where wooden pieces interlock and rotate into a cube shape. The solve isn't just sliding pieces - you have to find the right rotations, in the right order. They're some of my favorite puzzles in the store.

Why Is Everything Turquoise?

I grew up near the sea in Israel. When life got loud or overwhelming, that's where I went to reset. Sit, watch the water, breathe. Things would settle.

The turquoise on this site isn't a branding choice I picked from a swatch. It's that color. The one I still see when I close my eyes and think of the place that calmed me down. I want you to feel a small version of that when you pick up a puzzle - a quiet moment, hands busy, head clear.

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