RetroMaze

I wanted the black and pink letters, Ghostface and lips kiss achievement icons and was surprised there were so many horror icons and even a Star Wars one. A few minutes into this I assumed I was going to have to complete a maze for every achievement and that is not the case thankfully. It took me about 35 minutes to get 100% competition, keep in mind I switch to my laptop on the couch since I thought this was going to take a long while so depending on your ability to find your way out of mazes it could be less. You will have to leave the game open the full two hours if you want the emoticons. If you struggle with these just start from the exit and backtrack.

Enjoyed this lil game as it was super cheap and I heard that it had some cool achievements so I got this specifically for that. Really enjoying the horror achievements on my profile, also loved the music. Only thing I wished though is that each maze background had designs related to the achievement you're getting. I get for licenses purposes they probably couldn't? But would have been so sick to see some horror themed backgrounds though. Only took me 28 mins to 100% the game

Theseus got nothing on me

This is a spoiler-free review table. If you find this helpful please consider marking it as such or leaving an award. Thank you. [table] [tr] [th]CATEGORY:[/th] [th]EXPECTATION:[/th] [th]SCORING:[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td][b]EXAMPLE:[/b] Shows what a category(read from left to right) looks like on this table.[/td] [td]That you are able to read this table after reading this example category.[/td] [td]I give 0, 1, or 2 points for failing, meeting or exceeding my expectations per category and note why. After I add all the points to score the game. A perfect game earns 10 points.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td][b]AUDIO:[/b] Both diegetic and non-diegetic sounds including music, effects, voice acting, user interface, and other sound designs.[/td] [td]Most game audio is clean, clear, and crisp. Any significant issues are fixable with game settings.[/td] [td]1 of 2 points. RetroMaze delivered audio that, while repetitive, was ultimately serviceable, easily adjustable, and even catchy. It may not have set the "retrowave" feel on its own but when paired with the visual elements the game managed to loosely fit into that style.[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td][b]GRAPHICAL:[/b] Particle systems and environmental effects,…

It's fun to play!

Not even half an hour of game play in 30 very basic mazes, that only seem to try to make the path zig zag extensively to stretch the playtime to at least what it is. The only thing shorter than the game is the single music track which is less than a minute long and doesn't even loop properly. If you want to collect the achievements, then this game is for, because they're all you're getting here.