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Sorry, you need a Java-enabled browser to play Maze.I'm not aware of a Java browser for Windows 3.11, but ifyou're running UNIX, Mac, or 32-bit Windows, the latest version ofNetscape will support Java.
   

These fun and colorful 3D Mazes train memory and 3-dimensional spatial reasoning. You solve each maze from the perspective of someone who is actually in the maze.

To begin, first click the maze screen once with the mouse. Next, press a number ("0" to "9") or letter ("A" to "F") on your keyboard to select the difficulty of the maze, where "0" is the smallest and easiest maze.

Figuring your way out of the maze from the first-person perspective can be very challenging!

When you are ready to actually solve one of these mazes, I highly recommend using the cool Automap feature (see below) to help you visualize the maze.

HOW TO PLAY.  The object of the game is to move from the entrance to the exit. The exit is located on the outer edge of the maze, as far from the entrance as possible.

    
Use the following keys to move:

  • Up Arrow - Move forward
  • Left Arrow - Turn left
  • Right Arrow - Turn right
  • Down Arrow - Move backward
  • TAB or "M" key - Toggle automap
  • Escape key - Start over
  • "+" key - Enlarge automap
  • "-" key - shrink automap
  • "S" key - Show solution on automap
  • "Z" key - Show entire maze on automap
  • CTRL+S - Solve maze (press Escape key to stop

The skill levels determine the size of the maze, and the number of rooms. Level 0 is an extremely simple 4x4 maze. Level 1 is a reasonably easy 12x12 maze with 2 rooms, and level F is a 300x240 maze with 160 rooms.

Many thanks to Paul Falstad for creating this game. Enjoy!

Java Maze Applet, Copyright ©200? by Paul Falstad, www.falstad.com.
Used with Permission.

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