Mazes & More: Classic Maze Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 103 reviews. Read all reviews for Mazes & More: Classic Maze for iPhone.
Mazes & More: Classic Maze is free iOS app published by The Solitaire, Mahjong and Sudoku Company, LLC.
Awesome!
Same rate
Usually maze games where you don’t draw the line aren’t my favorite, but this one is great! I haven’t even tried any mode but classic yet, but I love it! My only complaint is the ads. I don’t see too many, but they can get annoying when I’m listening to music(which this game is PERFECT for listening and playing btw) and the ad turns off my music unless I mute it or pause t until I can return to the game! But still, this is an AMAZING maze game, which there aren’t many of. Honestly, asking in the game for a 5 Star review isn’t as bad as people think. Rating it 5 stars doesn’t give you any perks and not rating it doesn’t restrict you from using a part of the game. Plus, this game is completely free! But it is super easy, and I haven’t needed to use any hints and I’m a kid. But it might get harder. Anyways, great game!
You’re awesome!
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Thanks for making such a good maze game. You made it so easy to navigate! Rarely see ads also. 1,000/10 ?? ??? ? ? ???
Awesome but one bug
nedakal
This game is awesome but there is one bug. The retry, home, etc Menus can only open once. Other than that it is amazing.
Mazes are cool and should be used more
Darkninja568
I think its a good game but I believe that there should be rewards for putting in play time. App picture should be more interesting or iconic. There aren't very many maze apps.
An almost perfect maze game
RCNSkyhorse
I love mazes, and this is a terrific implementation of the category with just about the right amount of automation to save time but keep it a challenge. There are only two small quibbles I would have that keep it from near perfection. One is that the open circle end point is really difficult for these old eyes to see, and I often spend more time finding it at all in the maze than tracing a path to it (and I always work beginning to end, as is intended) because it’s so hard to see. The other is that it’s way too easy for so imprecise a stylus as a finger to be interpreted by the game as a selection to go in a direction other than intended, and once started down the wrong path you can’t stop it till it gets to the next junction or meets its demise in an enemy or something you were trying to avoid. These are small issues though and do not ruin or even unpleasantly impact the game, just make it a little tougher to play than I think the developers had in mind.
Improves memory
Handeeman
Brings back rainy day fun time from my youth. I remember creating these in high school for a class project. Whether you follow the path forward or backward you have to remember the path so you can follow it once. If you find yourself remembering the path with no wrong turns then your memory is being sharpened.