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Random Maze
Author: Gus Stevenson Submitted: 2nd January, 2003 Favourites:0
Genre: Retro Downloads: 435
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Edited By Gus Stevenson on 1/3/2005

Edited By Gus Stevenson on 4/21/2003

A maze is randomly constructed in front of you, through which you must navigate to the top of the screen. You have the ability to topple walls that are in your way by touching them. However, this will cost you points. The goal is to find the path to the end with the least number of walls in the way.

Any suggestions on how to improve the scoring system would be appreciated, as it is almost impossible to get a perfect score.

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http://www.gusstevenson.com/games/RM.zip (101kb )



Posted by Gus Stevenson 3rd January, 2003

My biggest problem with this game is the final score/possible points tally at the end of the game. The game doesn't really end until you hit Esc. This brings up a screen that displays your final score and the number of possible points, which is the number of mazes completed times 200. Problem is, since you'll usually have to break at least one or two walls to get out of the maze (and thus lose points) that system doesn't really work. Any better ideas for the scoring?
 
Posted by Partack 3rd January, 2003

its good.. nice try to make an original game.. umm mabe it could be done by how many levels u got past before you reach a sertain sccore? i duno..
 
Posted by Gus Stevenson 4th January, 2003

Thanks Partack. I'm glad to see this is getting some downloads. Suggestions?
 
Posted by Gus Stevenson 5th January, 2003

Ah, Random Maze. Such a nice, quiet, simple game. Press "F" during the game for an extra special message :)
 
Posted by bigdave 6th January, 2003

looks good but ur host won't allow direct linking and it doesn't work if you right click on it.
 
Posted by bigdave 6th January, 2003

wait, it works if u type it in the top thing
 
Posted by Gus Stevenson 6th January, 2003

Hmmm, right clicking seems to work for me. Guess it might be a bandwidth issue. If nothing else, copying and pasting link to the URL should work.
 
Posted by Gus Stevenson 11th January, 2003

Guess I'm on my own about the scoring problem then...
 

 



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