Mr. Maze

AWESOME Game!! For the record I'm fairly new to gaming and do make use of guides and tips, and I definitely needed help in some parts. That said, the game itself ran smoothly for me--no bugs, no glitches--and had a story that pulled me in and kept me going. I didn't like the dark parts (and there are many--literally you are blind in the dark)--but trial and error got me through. I'm claustrophobic too and that made some parts really tough, but again, I persevered and made it through. I thought the SIM people were creepy but oh well. This game reminds me (in a dark twisted way) of Eastshade (my very favorite game!)...the scenery, the day/night cycles--even a certain character's voice (Andrew)...but I digress. The only thing I wish was different is the save option: the game saves when you complete a level/chapter but there were times when I needed to leave and thus lost a lot of progress. An automatic save or save slots would be really appreciated! This was a wonderful game that kept me enthralled for 15 hours--and I was able to finish it! Bravo to the developer and team and I look forward to more from them!!

Good engrossing game. Especially for people with no spacial awareness, like myself. Played the demo but there is so much more.

When I first played this 6 years ago, I was able to beat it in one songle day. After doing some research, I have finally been able to get back into the game. The quality, sure, isnt the best in relation to modern games, however it still is a fun game and I will be getting back into it! Its a fun way to challenge yourself and a fun experience over a few hours.

You get what you expect. Mazes and a lot of silent walking. If you lack the patience for that, like me, skip it as you don't miss out on anything.

I am the maze meister.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 7/10[/url] An Indie Walking SIM with an impressive amount of scope and a measurable number of non-fatal flaws. With a name like Mr Maze you’d feel pretty confident that this game involves solving mazes. However, I would say that the amount of true mazes is only a little more than your typical walking sim. Instead, half or more of the supposed mazes are really just mildly disguised corridors with the occasional very short dead end. While this might disappoint the maze aficionado, I think for most of us this is probably a better, less frustrating trade off. What we really have here is a story heavy Walking SIM, with the occasional extremely mild puzzle or fetch quest mixed in. Perhaps it should have been called Mr Storyline. There is a surprisingly large amount of voice acting, but most of this story is told by reading the diary entries or listening to voice recordings. The storyline is a mixed bag; occasionally funny and clever, and never so bad as to be skipped, but certainly not compelling enough to stand alone. It does however nicely break up the Walking SIM aspect of the game. The flaws include: A couple of levels that are very poorly optimized, causing massive frame drops even on a 3070 (particularly, the first level runs like a pig, around 20-30fps). Several of the levels have fairly nonsensical or even counter intuitive trigger conditions that have to be met before you can continue the storyline. There is also no controller support built in, however the Steam Input defaults work decently well. On the whole, it’s easy to nitpick this game but I do feel like the sum is stronger than the parts. Particularly if you can overlook the rough edges, this game delivers a satisfying package and makes you feel like you’re inhabiting a somewhat interesting if very bizarre world. I do not regret playing it at all, however I do strongly wish that the dev had spent a little bit longer polishing and refining what is on Steam today.

Fun little game.