#THE AMAZING MAZE GAME FULL#

#THE AMAZING MAZE GAME FULL#

That character is Diamond, your antagonist, who is endowed with full knowledge of all the paths in these randomly created labyrinths, but chooses to yank your chain by initially moving at a crawl. Sadly, even this basic fact may be easily lost on people playing the game for the first time, such as this reviewer, who for a few minutes wondered why he seemed to have no control over the lethargy exhibited by the ceaselessly moving character on the left side of the screen. You are Square, located on the right side of the screen. Operating my toaster is a more complicated procedure than playing this game, so if you need to be told how, I can deduce with a fair amount of certainty that you wear diapers and have not graduated to solid foods yet. This is the Amazing Maze Game, one of the foremost crown jewels of primitive arcade anti-fun, which fails to live up to two-thirds of its title. Does hope spring eternal for our angular protagonist outside these walls? Don't be silly. What reward lies at the end of these bleak hallways? None. The box is filled with lines representing walls which are spaced just so, allowing your geometric figure to wend its way through corridors as black as the infinite vacuum of space. It is a 24x26 square with openings at each end, and two nameless, faceless, worthless icons squaring off (no pun intended) against each other in a race to the finish. 'Ĭonnoisseurs of minimalism, rejoice - your idol rests here.

'Connoisseurs of minimalism, rejoice - your idol rests here.

The amazing maze game