World Wide Cube Leaderboard

Step 1: The Cross requires a player to form a single-colored cross on one of the faces
Step 2: This step is also known as the First Two Layers (F2L). A player needs to pair up a corner and an edge piece, and move them to the correct location. This step can be solved intuitively and doesn’t require the use of an algorithm.
Step 3: The Orientation of the Last Layer (OLL) requires creating one color on the top face, even at the cost of sacrificing the correctness of the colors on the walls.
Step 4: The last step is called the Permutation of the Last Layer (PLL). The pieces of the top layer are moved while preserving their orientation. For this stage, 21 algorithms can be applied.

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