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Live Labyrinth

A living maze is drawn during its passage, and only at the end of the path do you understand what it wants to tell you

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A living maze is drawn during its passage, and only at the end of the path do you understand what it wants to tell you

System Requirements:

Storage: 70 MB available space

Publisher:

DIGITAL ART TEAM

Homepage:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1487440/Live_Labyrinth/?curator_clanid=37287733

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Live Labyrinth

In Brief

Live Labyrinth is a 60 level maze game, with the last four levels local cooperative or remote play with a friend. The game starts with a monitor resolution selection window (see the first image below). You can also change the resolution via the level screen by clicking on the settings button in the lower left of the screen under the level numbers.
To navigate the maze you use the arrow keys. Most of the maze is invisible until you navigate to that part of the maze. For local coop and remote play the WASD keys are also used.

Mazes start off relatively easy, with only the beginning of the maze visible. The rest of the maze appears as you navigate through it. If you go wrong initially you start again with a mainly invisible maze until you've built up the whole maze structure. In the local coop or remote play whoever opens up parts of the unseen maze, the other player will also see it. To return to the level selection screen press the Esc key. This game includes 98 Steam achievements, most of which are very easy to attain. I earned 31 achievements with less than 40 minutes game play and I was taking notes and screen captures during that time.

For the price this is an okay puzzle game that is an ideal accompaniment to your morning or afternoon coffee/tea break. It would have been better if there were more co-op levels. with only four levels given over to cooperative play, it would only last a few minutes at the most before all four labyrinths have been solved. It would also be much improved if there was a level editor so that players could create their own mazes within this game.

You can see a game play video of the first maze HERE (uploaded to You Tube by Kachmar Stream.

<blockquote>Live Labyrinth</blockquote><blockquote>In Brief</blockquote><blockquote>Live Labyrinth is a 60 level maze game, with the last four levels local cooperative or remote play with a friend. The game starts with a monitor resolution selection window (see the first image below). You can also change the resolution via the level screen by clicking on the settings button in the lower left of the screen under the level numbers. 
 To navigate the maze you use the arrow keys. Most of the maze is invisible until you navigate to that part of the maze. For local coop and remote play the WASD keys are also used. 
 
Mazes start off relatively easy, with only the beginning of the maze visible. The rest of the maze appears as you navigate through it. If you go wrong initially you start again with a mainly invisible maze until you've built up the whole maze structure. In the local coop or remote play whoever opens up parts of the unseen maze, the other player will also see it. To return to the level selection screen press the Esc key. This game includes 98 Steam achievements, most of which are very easy to attain. I earned 31 achievements with less than 40 minutes game play and I was taking notes and screen captures during that time.

For the price this is an okay puzzle game that is an ideal accompaniment to  your morning or afternoon coffee/tea break. It would have been better if there were more  co-op levels. with only four levels  given over to cooperative play, it would only last a few minutes at the most before all four  labyrinths have been solved.  It would also be much improved if there was a level editor so that  players could create their own mazes  within this game.

You can see a game play video of the first maze <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XP3oAG5ccE" rel="nofollow">HERE</a> (uploaded to You Tube by Kachmar Stream.</blockquote><blockquote><blockquote><a href="https://postimages.org/" target="_blank"><img src="https://i.postimg.cc/Ghwtndv1/Live-Labyrinth-001.png" alt="Live-Labyrinth-001"/></a>

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Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+7)

Let me see if I have this right. There are nearly 4,000 entries for a chance to win one of five free chances. You also have to make two posts and a subscription in order to qualify. Then, if you should be some fantastic, incredible chance, be a winner, you would save the entire sum of 99 cents. These are krazy times in which we live.

Reply | Comment by frank – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+9)

frank,

Hi Frank, No, there are 100 keys and on your first day you earn a maximum of 65 entries. At the time of posting there were 3630 entries. Divide that by 65 (assuming everyone who entered completed both activities = 55.85 (to 2 decimal places) That means at this point in time you should definitely get a key. Of course the offer runs for several days and once the Steam community get to know, there will be a lot more entries. Yes it's only $0.99, but hey, it's free for a few moments of your time. :)