MINOS: Home A-Labyrinth

A clever, Home Alone–inspired twist on tower defense, MINOS: Home A-Labyrinth turns indoor rooms into deadly mazes where festive traps, walls, and mischievous lures stop clumsy robbers in their tracks.

A delightfully chaotic blend of house-room labyrinths and trap-based defense, MINOS: Home A-Labyrinth turns holiday home protection into a slapstick strategy sport.

Interesting little puzzle game.

Game began with nothing to explain what to do or how to do it. There was an exhortation to "build a spike trap" on a trap spot. I had a fire trap, and it let me build that. then I clicked on a wall and the wall broke apart. The little character Kevin/Daedalus moves around if you're not in battle plan mode, but I can't tell they are doing anything, and once I clicked on a wall (apparently destroying it), clicking on anything else produced no actions, nothing would happen. There appeared to be no in-game instruction for what to do or how to do it, and I was not able to intuit it from the interface, nor did any keys seem to do anything. The introduction the game offered was not sufficient for me to find it playable.

Pros: - No horsepoo attached, you just install it and get access. just like it should be. no sell your soul terms, no false advertising, no microtransaction horsepoo. if you are curious then just download it and try it. Neutral: its a chrismas version of Minos, so i guess the chrismas version is a very limited version compared to the "full" game. Cons: - It's boring - unbearbly repetitive gameplay - music gets annoying very soon - very unclear or missing discriptions make you test every item and mechanic yourself because the game wont explain propperly - mousecursor vanishes occasionally for no reason

Great game, had so much fun playing this demo!