List of computer and video maze games

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Maze game was computer game genre description used by computer journalists during the 1980s to describe any game in which the entire playing field was a maze. Actual genres ranged from simple puzzle games to action games.

Contents 1 Top-down maze games 1.1 Pac-man and clones 2 First-person maze games 3 References

[edit] Top-down maze games

• Gotcha, 1973, Arcade / Atari
• The Amazing Maze Game, 1976, Arcade
• Berserk, 1980, Arcade / Atari
• Wizard Of Wor, 1980, Atari / Commodore
• Maze Death Race, 1983, ZX Spectrum
• A-Maze, 1986, ZX Spectrum
• Maze Mania, 1989, ZX Spectrum / Commodore 64 / Amstrad CPC

[edit] Pac-man and clones

For a full list, see List of maze chase games.

• Pac-Man, 1979, Arcade
• Ms. Pac-Man, 1981, Arcade
• Mouse Trap, 1981, Arcade
• Thief, 1981, Arcade
• Lady Bug, 1981, Arcade
• Munchkin, 1981, Videopac
• Jr. Pac-Man, 1983, Arcade
• Maze Chase, 1983, ZX Spectrum
• Snapper, 1984, BBC Micro
• Devil World, 1984, NES
• Cosmic Cruncher, ?, Vic 20

[edit] First-person maze games

• Maze War, 1972, Imlac PDS-1
• 3D Monster Maze, 1981, ZX Spectrum
• Maze, 1982, ZX Spectrum
• Alien Maze, 1983, ZX Spectrum
• 3-Demon, 1983, MS-DOS
• Skull, 1984, ZX Spectrum / Commodore 64

[edit] References

• http://www.worldofspectrum.org