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Rubik’s Cube master figures out a Lego hack to beat ‘Jurassic Park’ game

What other tricks does this guy have up his sleeve? 

 

Mike Fenn

Internet Culture

Posted on Apr 15, 2014   Updated on May 31, 2021, 11:33 am CDT

Guinness World Record holder Uli Kilian is an expert with things that sport many moving parts.

In 2011, he achieved his record-holder status when he solved 100 Rubik’s Cube puzzles in about four hours during the London Marathon. Now, he has demonstrated his talents with a completely different toy: Legos.

 

According to WiredKilian figured out how to master the free-to-play iPad game Jurassic Park Builder, which challenges players to earn in-game currency by tapping on dinosaurs every few minutes. Since he can’t tend to the game’s tedious tapping all the time, he enlisted the help of a Lego Technic set.

The Lego Technics robot taps the dinosaurs while Kilian performs other tasks, like sleeping. Brilliant. 

 

H/T Wired / Screengrab via RubiksRun/YouTube

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*First Published: Apr 15, 2014, 6:47 pm CDT