

zeMa
Max Ponomarev · 2022 · Casual, Puzzle, 3D, Procedural Generation, Singleplayer
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About zeMa
Take a look at electronics from the inside. There are copper conductors, resistors, inductors, diodes and capacitors. This is a spherical maze. It is very easy to get lost. Let's get rid of all the foreign objects. Caution! High voltage!
The game is a maze puzzle on a sphere. Each time you start, a new random map is generated. The player is guaranteed to be able to visit any corner of this labyrinth. Control is the arrow keys. There is always a way out, and this is "Esc".
The game is a maze puzzle on a sphere. Each time you start, a new random map is generated. The player is guaranteed to be able to visit any corner of this labyrinth. Control is the arrow keys. There is always a way out, and this is "Esc".
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
My best friend bought me this game because it matched my username!! I saw that this game had no English reviews; allow me to step up to the plate! This is exactly what the game play video shows. There's no music or sound effects at all, which threw me off when I initially jumped in blind, but the mechanics have a pretty interesting foundation! Please bear with me, I have no knowledge of the names of the electric utilities this game is based around. You have a starting anchor point that you spawn into the randomly generated maze in, and your goal is to go out and search for these giant blue orbs while avoiding these electrical current barriers of sorts. Every time you touch one, the game will "unravel" your player character's exact path you took to get to it. Sometimes, I'll be stumbling around looking for a route to an orb, and by the time I reach it, I'll have to essentially sit through an unskippable (to my knowledge), 40+ second, real-time replay of the little chomping thing following my movements back to the spawn point! Also... even though it does exactly as advertised, I keep hitting the escape key out of habit to bring up a non-existent pause menu (even though it technica…1 found this helpful
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