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About Man in a Maze: Deathmatch
Enter the deadly game show of Man in a Maze and leave with much more than your life. Get your fifteen minutes of fame hiding from patrolling robots, avoiding deadly traps, collecting diamonds and tokens, and fighting back with nifty gadgets and weapons. Collect cash in the maze to upgrade your weapons and gadgets - you can only keep your prizes if you live! A simple top-down format betrays deep challenge and depth, with elements of puzzle, arcade and stealth in over 60 ever more dangerous challenges.
Man in a Maze also features 2-4 player local multiplayer, with multiple modes. Unleash explosive hell on your friends and loved ones to be declared champion of the maze.
Man in a Maze also features 2-4 player local multiplayer, with multiple modes. Unleash explosive hell on your friends and loved ones to be declared champion of the maze.
- Intuitive Stealth Puzzle Action - A super-simple top-down maze format that anyone can pick up and play.
- Deep challenge and Replayability - Clever layouts and an increasing variety of cunning security hazards keep you on your toes. Beat the clock to earn more tokens and coins. Revisit levels in Frenzy mode and get your own back on those pesky drones.
- Deathmatch: 2-4 player local multiplayer, with multiple modes.
- Fully supports 4 game controllers.
- Charming TV Game Show format - All the warmth and razzle-dazzle of a prime-time game show, with countless prizes to collect, lucky wheels to spin and a crowd that wants you to win! Also death. Don’t worry about that though. That only happens to ‘other’ contestants.
- Awesome arsenal of gadgetry - Use hard-earned winnings to purchase and upgrade various tools to help you conquer the maze. Mines, cloaking, ball-returns and more can give you edge you need to succeed.
- A massive myriad of mazes - Sneak, steal and blast your way through 60 ever-more-dangerous challenges that shift through four classic maze and labyrinthine themes.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Seriously, it's like the best game for my 4.5 year old son. In fact I enjoy teaching him how to play it. I've been looking for something as cool as this gamne for a long time. He comes running to me, dad the robot killed me, halarious. In fact I'm so old school that I love it myself. I switch between Borderlands, Far Cry and the man in a maze! Although I wish they'd make more levels for some hardcore wanna be :).6 found this helpful
This is a solid stealth game. The ball weapon is surprisingly versatile. You can toss it around the corner by throwing it at a wall. You can also use it to distract enemies. And, after you charge it up, you can destroy enemies with it. If you throw it correctly, the ball will bounce off the enemy and back to your hands. Otherwise, it will bounce elsewhere, and you will have to chase it.... Unless you use a power-up. There are four power-ups that you can use, and by grabbing coins and beating levels, you can purchase stronger power-ups or more uses of power-ups. One of them returns the ball to you if it gets away from you. Another gives you a temporary cloak, which is perhaps too powerful. I recommend not using the cloak power-up except on those levels where beating it under par time is way too difficult or impossible without it. The only real problem is that the mouse cursor doesn't change shape and color in-game. My cursor is a small white arrow, and it makes it difficult to aim quickly in a bright and colorful game like this unless you're constantly looking at it. Nevertheless, I recommend this game.4 found this helpful
Weird, but entertaining game. Has humor in really odd way. Funky music... I liked it. Slightly challenging levels. Good for something I got for free.1 found this helpful
Really glad I picked this game up awhile back. I totally forgot I had this in my library and gave it chance this weekend. Love the Art Style, Sound Design and how it controls. Also dialogue after Rounds is Pretty Funny :]
I felt like the game was a bit too slow and a bit too finicky. It had a decent premise, and was fun for a bit, but ultimately it's probably far better off as a $1 game.
Not a bad game, but just not my type. Feels like it could be a fast-pace thriller if the guy can actually move faster. Otherwise it's just too slow.
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