Now available to play... AGAIN!

Game

The Maze - Keeper Of Doom

Redefinition Games @RedefinitionGames

10 years ago

The Maze - Keeper Of Doom is now available to play once again.

What’s new in this version!?
Currently there hasn’t been any changes to this version.

What can you expect in the upcoming update?
In the upcoming update much of what you’ll see will appear to be the same, but much of the systems it will be using will be different (more optimized, more flexibility). Basically we’re laying down the ground work to make some pretty big changes.

Well then, what do you have planned for future updates!?!?
You can expect some of these changes

New combat system
New AI to fight or flee from
New game modes.
Intergation of GameJolt’s new API (v2).

OMG THAT SOUNDS COOL!?
Even then, it may still be boring! Much of our goals with The Maze KOD is to do with testing and proof of concept for our other titles. So it’s likely that although these features do sound cool. The end result is still going to be a confusing maze.

We’ll still do our best to at least make the game as fun as a maze can be!

Let us know what you think, we’re always open to feedback, and hope you are looking forward to the updates!

Thanks! And we hope you enjoy playing The Maze - Keeper Of Doom!

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