Actually, Pyraminx and a couple of others that are popular around the time of Rubix Cube are much, much easier than even the Pocket Cube. But once you have mastered the Cube, a lot of others has become much easier for you.
Making these algorithms very short is even more difficult. Personally, I figured out my own I have to resort to algorithms I had memorized from a solution book.
I finally had a breakthrough on Rubix Revenge (4 × 4 × 4), which I never actually figured out how to solve on my own, admittedly I need a few hints from a Web site before I saw how it is possible done. I'm a regular 3x3x3 rubix cube. What is really aggravating about the Revenge, however, is that using this strategy is possible to get down to the very end The former needs going back to the beginning of the beginning of the form of the 3x3x3 cube (eg one edge piece that needs to be flipped, or two edge pieces that need to be exchanged - or, worse, both). Until you are almost done with the last layer. You can not do it.
There are probably more efficient ways to solve the 4 x 4 x 4 rubix cube in fact, I have a solution for the book a lot of but I do not know how to shorter - but frankly I prefer a solution I can understand to one I must memorize.
