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Strategy, Indie, Action
Enter the virtual labyrinths of Mega Maze and challenge your spatial awareness capabilities to not simply find the exit, but to also find a way to unlock the path to it.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiJan 20176.4/10In the end, if the idea of navigating through first-person labyrinths appeals to you then Mega Maze is definitely a must-play game.
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Nintendo LifeSteve BowlingJan 20174/10While the famous Windows screensaver had a certain mesmerizing quality to it, Maze Maker does not. The environments are bland, the mazes themselves feel repetitive and the online features, while well thought out, don't seem like they'll ever generate the kind of community they need to make them worthwhile.It's a game of good intentions and deserves credit for implementing level creation and online features, but it gets lost when seeking entertainment value.
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IGDB rating 6.4/10 from 1 ratings.
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