Mazescape is an incredibly fascinating single - player solitaire game featuring mind - boggling labyrinths. It offers hours of intense brain - racking fun as you search for the exit. This unique game comes with seven different maps, allowing you to play again and again to explore all the hidden corners. It's a portable game that you can take anywhere. In this original game from Devir, unfold a map on the table. Start at the compass rose with the pointer from the box and move it along the white - marked labyrinth paths without lifting it. You'll need to open and close parts of the map to find the Impossible Triangle and escape the maze. You can go under bridges, climb ladders and run in circles both in the maze and in your mind until you reach the next map! Mazescape Ariadne sets you in the legendary ancient Crete. Enter the famous labyrinth of Daedalus, rely on your wits to overcome challenges, face the minotaur and help Ariadne escape. After the first escape, go back in to find hidden treasures. Suitable for 1 player, playtime ranges from 5 to 90 minutes, and it's for ages 8 and up. Features multiple maps and is a solo game. It has won and been nominated for awards in 2021, including the 5 Seasons Best Solo Mode Winner and nominee for Best Portuguese Filler Game.
How to play: First, unfold the map on a flat table. Take the pointer from the box and place it at the compass rose on the map. Then, move the pointer along the white - marked paths in the labyrinth without lifting it from the map. Your goal is to open and close different parts of the map to find the Impossible Triangle and escape the maze. You can explore under bridges, climb ladders as you go. When you finish one map, you'll move on to the next one. Notice that this is a single - player game, so you'll rely on your own wits. Try to solve the labyrinth within 5 to 90 minutes. It's suitable for people aged 8 and above. Maintenance: Keep the maps and the pointer in a dry place. If the maps get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid bending or folding the maps too harshly to keep them in good condition.
