Maze A Thon ($0.99) is the first entry in the Kindle game market from A Gamz. This one is active content (so, no internet connection required) and with millions of combinations, you should not run out of new puzzles to solve. There are two reviews (both 5-star) so far and both mention that this game is also appropriate for and playable by children (and they can't hit up your charge card buying smurfberries in it, either).The only thing I am starting to worry about a bit, is how well the 5-way controller will stand up to heavy use with these games. Since MONOPOLY came out only two days ago, one member of the household has played it thru several times a day (and is playing as I type this; personally, I think the game cheats, so I'll wait until we can play with all human players to try it again).
Book Description
Maze A Thon is a collection of different-sized puzzles with the goal of getting a mouse to his cheese.
There are three types of mazes to choose from: Classic, Wrap Around, and Cubetastic. In Classic, you go from point A to point B on one screen in a standard maze. In Wrap Around, use the keyboard to travel from one side of the maze off the screen to the opposite side. In Cubetastic, navigate through a rotating, six-sided maze.
Multiple levels of difficulty make Maze A Thon fun for kids and puzzle experts alike. You can play a quick, easy game, or spend hours finding your way out of intricate puzzles. And, every time you finish a maze, a new one is created from millions of possibilities, so you'll always get something different!
