Labyrinth

$14.99

Release Date:: Sep 14, 2023
Developer:: Nementic Games, Korion Interactive
Publisher:: Markt+Technik Verlag GmbH
Platforms:: Windows

Casual Steam Achievements PvP Family Sharing Multi-player Single-player

About This Game

Race for Treasures in a Moving Maze!
The aMAZEing Labyrinth fully updated: for more than 35 years, the simple and unique gameplay of the board game has inspired more than 20 million people worldwide.

In search of mysterious objects and creatures, players roam the labyrinth as a magician, witch, fortune teller and sorcerer's apprentice. Whoever finds the way first wins. Luckily, they can use magic to move the walls of the maze. On the way through constantly changing paths, however, each player must first reach secret locations. The mystery cards reveal whether the next target is a ghost, a bunch of keys, an owl or something else. The first to discover all the secrets and return to their starting point is the winner. The random arrangement of the maze cards makes each game different. Endless fun guaranteed!

6 maze variations included:

The aMAZEing Labyrinth (the original!)
Junior Labyrinth (for the kids)
Master Labyrinth, with a brand new gameplay
Ocean Labyrinth, with exciting event cards
Labyrinth Germany
Labyrinth Japan

Training logical thinking in a playful way
3 difficulty levels
Play alone or with up to 4 people in a local match
A Tutorial to help beginners with each Labyrinth game

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User Reviews

Mostly Negative

3 user reviews

33%

Positive

User #568356 english

13 hrs at review

Not Recommended

[h1]50/100[/h1] [h2]Really bad digital port of an absolute boardgame classic[/h2] [list] [*]The game itself is still almost as fun as it used to be back in the day. [*]But everything is painstakingly slow. There is always one click or one animation too many. [*]No fast mode for experts to skip or speed up useless animations. [*]No beginner's mode either where beginners could test what shifting a row or column would look like. [*]No windowed mode, only Fullscreen. [*]Music and sounds are either on or off, no slider bars. [*]ALT+TAB away and the music keeps playing... [*]No language option. Seems to be mandatorily in the OS language. [*]Except for Master Labyrinth, the several variants of the game are only skins, nothing more. And not even minimum effort skins. [*]Labyrinth 3D, which would be another gameplay mode instead of just a skin, is not included. [*]Remote-Playing vs. my friend didn't work as it should. She, as the host, was the only one could actually do anything, my keyboard, m...

User #623282 english

4 hrs at review

Not Recommended

[h3]Underwhelming version of a European board game classic[/h3] Ravensburger's Das Verrückte Labyrinth [i](also known as The A-maze-ing Labyrinth in its earlier English-language printings, and simply Labyrinth these days)[/i] rightfully counts among the undisputed classics of European board game industry. Personally, I can't think of anyone this side of the Atlantic who's not played it at least once. While there have already been attempts to make a video game out of the mind-boggling board game classic [i](the currently out-of-print 2001 version stands out)[/i], Ravensburger's current crop of their games' digital versions wouldn't have been complete without a version of Labyrinth - and here's where the problems start. As is common with all current Ravensburger games, there's no online multiplayer [i](a dreadful faux pas in case of any digital board game)[/i]. The question is, why would anyone bother with a local multiplayer digital board game, when one can get a proper board game...