Hi Dark,
Yes, I am a fan of mazes too. Not to mention in games such as the Tomb
Hunter series I'm starting mazes would be quite appropriate for that
genre of game. After all mazes would be an effective deterrent for the
casual tomb robber and treasure hunter. Plus it would be just another
type of puzzle you --- the gamer --- would have to solve in order to
beat the game.
One thing I've always enjoyed about the Tomb Raider games is it's not
all about slaying monsters and collecting ancient treasure. A good
portion of that series of games has to do with puzzle solving and
figuring out riddles. It is often challenging and fun, but not for
someone who is impatient. Not all of the puzzles/riddles are that easy
to figure out unless you are the type who looks up the answers in a
walkthrough.
Anyway, using 3d mazes, although it might be confusing, certainly would
be a challenging part of the game. For those who enjoy such challenges
it would be all a part of the game's replay value. For those people who
like puzzles all of the mazes would be a new puzzle to solve.
Smile.
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