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The Maze Where The Minotaur Lives
4 years ago

Added a Minotaur Statue that has a secret compartment hiding the key. You'll need to find the shiny red gems to open it if you ever want to escape the maze. All done with a little whack from your new arms.


I also added footprints and few new sounds.


There's no dev article this week. But if you're interested in how this is being made, feel free to visit the blog.

https://verythieflike.com/category/projects/the-maze-where-the-minotaur-lives/



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