Tangled Escape

Can you make it through all four mazes?
An exit is a golden portal somewhere within a maze.

Can either use the WASD keys to move or clicking and dragging the mouse in some direction.

Mazes are randomized.

Press the keys 1-4 to pick a maze "level" to play.

Press 'o' to open saved maze.
Press 'k' to keep current.
Saves all aspects: maze layout (random generator seed), position, direction, visited positions (for discovered areas).

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Tags: mouse game maze with-source scrolling isometric random_gen_seed saving

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Almog

2011/2/28

Amazing game : ) But level 4 very hard!

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Tue May 15 21:05:22 UTC 2012 How to save randomly generated terrains/maps. Can now press 'o' to open saved maze or press 'k' to keep current. It saves all aspects: maze layout (random generator seed), position, direction, visited positions (for discovered areas).

Builderboy2005

2012/5/15

It might be nice to allow the player to move down a hallway, even if you are trying to move diagonally down the hallway. I think it would smooth out movement a bit

bourne

2012/5/15

Alright thanks, I will change it. Got to dig through more code I wrote like 2 years ago ha.

A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Tue May 15 22:45:09 UTC 2012 How to save randomly generated terrains/maps. Can now press 'o' to open saved maze or press 'k' to keep current. It saves all aspects: maze layout (random generator seed), position, direction, visited positions (for discovered areas). Can now also move diagonally to cut corners with walls.

Builderboy2005

2012/5/16

Lol nice change, but that's not what I meant. Say there is a long hallway heading due north, and you press W and D to move noth-east. In your scenario, the character would stop because he's running into a wall, but I am suggesting just ignoring the D and still have him move straight up.

bourne

2012/5/16

So do you mean to have the keys WASD to instead direct to the corners of the applet? Or do you mean to have some mechanic to be able to let go of say the D key in your example and still be moving as if it was still pressed? I honestly use the mouse almost always.

Builderboy2005

2012/5/16

No the WASD keys would still direct you in the same directions as they do now. W for north, D for east ect... But if you pressed W say, and that ran you into a wall, you would slide along the wall instead of just stopping completely.

bourne

2012/5/16

Ah I see XD I will look into it.