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Maze Machine generates an overhead map of a random maze with corridors of a height and width specified by the user. The program's output may be sent to a printer so that the maze can be solved by hand.

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This Video Game contains examples of:

• Anti-Frustration Feature: You're allowed to print out the maze on paper so you can solve it by hand.
• No Plot? No Problem!: This game does not have a plot. This game does not need one.
• Randomly Generated Levels: A maze will be randomly generated each time.

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