Maze

[i]"Maze is a very specific game that would appeal to a very specific niche of players - puzzle enthusiasts who have a good sense of direction and a love for.... you know it - mazes!"[/i] Offering exactly what its name said it would, Maze has many gorgeous mazes for you to solve, each one comes with 2 game modes, namely [b]an Adventure mode[/b] and [b]a timed Treasure mode[/b]. The Adventure mode basically features the good ol' "escape from the maze" gameplay but there are some collectibles (they are actually currencies) that you can and should collect along the way. These currencies will help you either unlock new mazes or upgrade existing ones. [h1]Watch me play![/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZv_CbAHcco On the other hand, the Treasure mode is a "currency-farming" game mode where the goal is to just find and collect as many currency-containing chests as you can and bring them all back to the exit/starting point before the time is up. The currency you get here are used to upgrade mazes and that each subsequent upgrade will cost even more Now, being the main focus of the game, Maze starts you off with 4 maze designs but I reckon you'll unlock maybe 4 more as you progress. These 4 mazes come with multiple upgrades, with each upgrade adding in a new obstacle such as gates that can only be opened when certain diamond-tipped pedestals are activated. Each maze you play in this game is uniquely different mainly because the endpoints/gates are all randomly generated. So, although some mazes may look oddly familiar, know that you will never play the exact same maze twice! Considering that some mazes can be quite huge, it's really great that the game provides us players with a speed-flying mode where you can cover large distances within seconds. Of course, it may also trigger some form of motion sickness - it did for me in my first stream, but not in my second stream - so you might want to be specially aware of this and stop playing when the feeling of nausea hits you. However, I should point out that the game can be quite grindy since upgrades beyond your first upgrade can cost you quite a lot of currency and hence, you'll probably be running the same maze designs in Treasure mode again and again. Maybe the dev should consider either lowering the cost of an upgrade or increasing the currency-earning rate for Treasure mode runs? Maybe add in some extra currency bonus for every 5 chests found? So, what's the TL;DR? [h1]Pros[/h1] + Truly gorgeous mazes for you to escape from, each with randomly generated endpoints/gates and other items/obstacles. These mazes come in multiple designs too! + The mazes are probably not too hard, because for someone who has poor navigational skills like me, I still haven't played a maze that has completely stumped me yet! + Speed-flying mode, just so you can traverse large distances in a maze. Helps a lot in Treasure mode too where time is a very limited commodity. + Two types of maze-guide indicators. You can have it right in the middle of the screen, which I greatly preferred, or have it tucked away at the top right corner of the screen. + Interesting obstacles to challenge you, such as gates. + 2 game modes + Relaxing music and amazing atmosphere + Price can be right, especially if you're really a huge fan of games with "escape from mazes" gameplay. [h1]Cons/Feedback[/h1] - Can be grindy - the rate at which you earn currency in this game can be slightly low, forcing you to re-run mazes in Treasure mode just so you can afford a new maze upgrade. - Speed-flying around the maze might cause motion sickness - Feedback: Maze seems like a game that would be perfectly suited for VR... errr, not that I own a VR headset though. Are you planning on making the game compatible for VR some time in the future? - Feedback: Maybe add a seed value for each maze generated just so players can replay the same maze if they want to? [h1]Overall[/h1] Maze is a nice and relaxing (unless you play its Treasure mode) "escape from maze" puzzle game that features incredibly-gorgeous and intricately-designed mazes, complete with an equally astounding atmosphere to match! Each maze you play is also uniquely-generated so there's absolutely no way you'd play the exact same maze twice. So, despite the grind which I'm not really a fan of, I'd say Maze is still a really amazing game, especially for fans of the genre, and is worth buying and playing. Though, if you have always been on the queasier side, you might want to maybe check out the game first before buying just to see if the gameplay might cause an upchuck... ahem, I mean any adverse reaction. [h1]Side Note[/h1] [quote]If you like this review and would like to follow me for more, please feel free to drop by my curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33780629-The-Midcore-Gamer/[/quote]

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Been quite a while since I've seen a first person maze that is genuinely capable of messing with my head. There's room for improvement of course, but all in all I think it's a wonderful game. My suggestion would be to add the ability to drop some sort of marker in the game, so you can mark paths you know you've fully explored. But again, the game's perfectly playable without it.

It makes you soooooooooooo dizzy playing it. And most maps are symmetrical.