YJ Tick Cage

The YJ Tick Cage is a fun little game that can be likened to Tic-Tac-Toe. Players take it in turns to either place a coloured block, turn a layer, or flip the cube upside down. The aim of the game is to create a group of 3 blocks of the same colour. 

Contents: 
1 x Cage (with 2 lids)
4 x Blocks of 6 unique colours

Aim:
Be the first to group 3 blocks of the same colour

How to play:
Players take turns to either: place a block into the cage, turn a layer of the cage (like a normal twisty puzzle) or flip the cage upside down. In a 2 player game either player selects 3 colours, in a 3 player game each player selects 2 colours and in a 4 (or more) player game each player selects one colour and discards the rest. Player one will perform one of the above actions, its then the next players turn and so on. 

Note:
You cannot place a block in the center and remember to place the lid back on the cage before flipping it over. Also note, the instruction manual included in the box is written in Chinese, please refer to the rules above.

Shipping

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Warranty

We pride ourselves on our customer service here at KewbzUK. That's why we will cover any broken piece from the day of delivery up until 14-days after delivery. That includes internals, broken corner stalks, broken pieces and broken cores. Please Note: In the event a piece does break or your cube pops, we will cover the piece and not the whole cube.

What to do if your cube pops

There are 2 types of 'pops' in cubing:

• Pops - A single piece (or a few pieces) fall out of the cube.
• Explosions - the whole cube falls apart and you're left with a pile of pieces.

In both instances you may be left feeling a little annoyed and confused on how to pop it back together. Please Note: This can happen to a brand new cube on your first solve. It's always a good idea to do some slow turns and check the tension of the cube before going sub-2seconds with 10000 TPS (turns per second).
If you're cube has exploded and you're left with a pile of pieces we have a full blog with rebuild videos for you to start/stop/pause/rewind as you so need. These can be accessed here.

If your cube has popped and a single piece or a few pieces have come out, just drop us an email from the contact form on the website and we will be more than happy to take a video and help you get your cube back together again.