
aMAZE 2 is a straightforward and surprisingly-difficult celebration of the simple beauty of the maze.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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ну что можно сказать.не плохо,но сложность по прежнему легкая.некоторые 30-е уровни сложнее финальных 50-х. нужно было тупиковые уровни делать длиннее.а то просто смотришь и видно где он заканчивается.много коридорных моментов,которые сами приводят к цели. ну да ладно-очень хорошая игра и всем ее рекомендую!!!
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aMAZE 2 is a maze game. And not a walking simulator maze, but a kids' newspaper maze. Most of the classic mini-games from magazines and newspapers got ported to the digital realm. Jigsaws are outright thriving, overshadowing even nonograms, and sell like cakes. Besides the simple lazy ones, there are even some innovative ones, with cool shaped pegs, animated ones, ones with additional mechanics. But this is the first time i see the simple classic mazes game. If you want a mazes game that is completable and tracks achievements, this is one. No frills, all solution methods are viable. You have direct controls, so instead of going from the goal, you literally can wander around pretending to be there. If you have a gamepad plugged in the game will be stuck with it until it is disconnected. The kinaesthetics are wonky and it's not easy to navigate tight turn with the ball that always overshoot. The game is locked yo 16 by 9, so it runs letterboxed on 4 by 3. The graphics are a bit fuzzy. And comparing to the game's old trailer, it seems it was patched quite a bit. There's no music volume controls. And the game is a medium-tier achievement farm, so it will spam you with pop-ups. There's 60 levels and each gives three achievements. Mine also decided to unlock all at the same time, when i finished about a half of the levels.
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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aMAZE 2 is a minimalist puzzle title developed and published by Blender Games that strips the maze genre down to its purest form and builds an experience entirely around spatial awareness, patience, and methodical problem-solving. Rather than relying on story hooks, complex mechanics, or visual spectacle, the game commits fully to the simple act of navigating labyrinths, proving that even the most basic concept can remain engaging when executed with consistency and care. aMAZE 2 positions itself as a calm but mentally demanding experience, one that rewards focus and perseverance over reflexes or speed. The gameplay revolves around guiding a small ball through a maze from its starting point to the exit. Controls are intentionally straightforward, allowing players to focus entirely on reading the layout and planning their route rather than wrestling with inputs. There are no enemies, timers, or distractions; the challenge comes solely from understanding the structure of each maze and navigating it efficiently. This simplicity makes the game immediately accessible, yet it also reveals surprising depth as maze complexity increases and paths become less intuitive. A key strength of aMAZE 2 lies in its use of procedural generation. Instead of relying on a limited set of handcrafted levels, the game continuously produces new maze layouts that feel coherent while remaining unpredictable. This ensures that no two sessions feel exactly the same and significantly enhances replayability. As players progress, mazes grow larger and more intricate, often requiring careful backtracking and mental mapping to avoid dead ends. The gradual escalation in difficulty feels natural rather than punishing, encouraging players to improve their spatial reasoning over time. Visually, the game embraces a clean and colorful aesthetic that prioritizes clarity above all else. Bright contrasts between paths and walls make each maze easy to read, reducing frustration and allowing players to focus on navigation rather than deciphering visuals. The presentation is deliberately restrained, but it serves the gameplay well, especially during longer sessions where visual fatigue could otherwise become an issue. Complementing this is a subtle, unobtrusive soundtrack that provides a relaxed backdrop without breaking concentration, reinforcing the game’s meditative tone. Progression in aMAZE 2 is driven less by narrative or unlocks and more by personal mastery. There is a quiet satisfaction in completing increasingly complex mazes, and the game reinforces this with a large number of Steam achievements that reward persistence and exploration. These achievements add an optional layer of motivation for completionists, encouraging players to spend extended time engaging with the game’s systems even after the core experience becomes familiar. The pacing is entirely player-controlled, which is one of the game’s most appealing qualities. Without time pressure or failure states, players can approach each maze at their own speed, making it suitable both for quick sessions and longer, more focused play. This flexibility makes aMAZE 2 an excellent choice for players looking for a low-stress yet mentally stimulating game that can fit comfortably into any schedule. That said, the game’s dedication to simplicity may limit its appeal for some audiences. Players seeking narrative depth, evolving mechanics, or dramatic variety will likely find aMAZE 2 too barebones. The experience is intentionally narrow in scope, and it does not attempt to surprise players with new systems or twists beyond increasingly complex maze design. For those who appreciate focused puzzle experiences, this restraint is a strength; for others, it may feel repetitive. Ultimately, aMAZE 2 succeeds by knowing exactly what it wants to be. It is a pure maze puzzle game that values clarity, consistency, and replayability over spectacle. Its procedural design, clean presentation, and relaxed pacing combine to create an experience that is quietly addictive and mentally rewarding. For fans of classic maze challenges or players looking for a calm yet engaging puzzle game, aMAZE 2 offers a polished and thoughtfully designed experience that proves simplicity, when handled well, can be more than enough. Rating: 8/10
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Amaze 2 is a super chill and satisfying marble maze game with great level design, smooth controls, and relaxing vibes that make it perfect for short relaxing sessions or just zoning out.
Turning a game into an achievement spammer seven years after its release is a trashy move from a garbage developer. I wish I had discovered this sooner. Blacklist Blender Games.
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