One of the pieces generating a lot of buzz at the design exhibition Talk to Me up now until November at MOMA is this awesome Rubiks Cube for blind people. It has braille instead of colors.

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This is a fully functional Rubiks Cube designed by Jason Freeny in the form of a brain. I really really want one.

You’ve heard of a 12-sided die, but what about a 12-sided Rubiks Cube? Well, I guess it’s not technically a cube anymore, but that’s what the 12-Sided IQ Pentagon is. Unfortunately it’s currently out of stock, but keep an eye out for when Brain Death — as the makers refer to it — is available again. Or, you could settle for the slightly-less mind-blowing Megaminx Duodecahedron Puzzle, which is still likely to keep you frustrated for days/months/years.

As children we all owned a Rubik’s Cube. Well, now there’s a modern version of the beloved puzzle: Cubicus. Instead of matching colours, you now have to put the cube together or create a number of intricate sculptures. All of which is a wonderful twist on an old favorite.