amazing 3: real 3d maze game 1.0.1

Congratulations! Real 3D labyrinths are now available for your favorite mobile devices.

Now you can enjoy playing vivid handmade wooden labyrinths on your iPhone/iPad, simulating the experience of navigating a physical labyrinth.

There are two ways to interact with the game:

• Use the device's accelerometer to control the ball by tilting your device, mimicking the feel of maneuvering a real handmade wooden labyrinth.
• Alternatively, control the maze by touch and drag on the screen with a single finger. The labyrinth will tilt according to your finger's movements, allowing you to play with normal gravity even when reclined.

The game offers four different levels of labyrinths: Easy, Normal, Hard, and Challenging. Each level features a unique set of labyrinths for you to explore. Initially, only the first labyrinth in each level is unlocked. Solve it within the given time limit to progress to the next challenge.

Current version includes the following number of labyrinths:

• Easy Level: 24 labyrinths
• Normal Level: 12 labyrinths
• Hard Level: 6 labyrinths
• Challenging Level: 6 labyrinths (more labyrinths will be added regularly)

Discover our third-generation maze game and have a great time!

Useful Information:

In Greek mythology, the Labyrinth was a complex structure created by Daedalus for King Minos of Crete to contain the Minotaur. The classic single-path design of the Labyrinth gained popularity on coins as early as 430 BC.

The distinction between labyrinth and maze lies in their structural complexity. Maze refers to branching multicursal designs, while labyrinth denotes a unicursal pattern with a single clear path.

The historical significance of unicursal designs extends to pottery, cave art, Roman decorations, and therapeutic applications in modern settings.

Explore the origin of the word "labyrinth" and its association with the palace of Knossos in Crete for a deeper understanding of its symbolic meaning.