Mr. Maze

Fun short game that reminded me of some of the later 90s/early 2000s adventure games. I appreciate some of the characters and found it amusing. Pros: Superb 90s voice acting and facial expressions 10/10 Varying accents from every character 8/10 Waterproof Barrels 1/10 Nonchalantness about people being abducted 10/10 Alliteration 10/10 Game of Thrones references 4/10 Story line: 8/10 Cons: Save 2/10 - No manual save, and an autosave that is sparse. My game crashed once and I lost all of my progress for the last 30 minutes Darkness 2/10 - Some mazes so dark I could barely see what I was doing No cats 0/10 Overall would recommend.

This game might be fun but so many parts of it are so dark that you can't see anything. I turned my computer brightness all the up but too many of the areas are so dark that you don't know a wall is in front of you until you bump into it. Very annoying!!!

[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;...