History VideoGame / ThreeDMazeMan

* CameraScrew: Due to how the camera works, it's more dangerous to move backwards.

* DifficultySpike: At first, the ghosts are not that fast and you can easily outmaneuver them; but if you happen to clear a Round, the ghosts speed up considerably and add a few more members to their count to overwhelm an unsuspecting player.

* DummiedOut:
** ''3D Maze Man'' does not use the levels "Water 1" and "West 3".[[note]]The levels in the game's files are numbered by their creation dates; not the order they're encountered in the main game itself.[[/note]] The Winter Wonderland levels could also count, as they were once intended for the original ''3D Maze Man'' before being scrapped and reserved for ''Winter Wonderland''.
** ''3D Munch Man II'' has ten unused levels (one per theme).

* GirlsNightOutEpisode: ''Ms. Maze: Tropical Adventures''. The player instead controls the DistaffCounterpart.

* ToyTime: the Toy Land world.

''3D Maze Man'' is a series of three-dimensional ''Videogame/PacMan'' clones developed by Webfoot Technologies in 1998. Primarily based off of ''Pac-Mania'', the title character travels through ten different environments to devour the entire continents of the game's boards and avoid the ghosts out for his blood. It's existence become somewhat infamous for resulting in Hasbro Interactive suing the various publishers of the original game and it's sequels, along with later versions (primarily those published by eGames) being bundled with adware.

* GameMod: While uncommon, few builds of all 5 games have the game's data and the executable separate from one another- allowing modders to easily add or remove levels from the three worlds (including restoring DummiedOut levels and porting levels from other ''3D Maze'' games[[note]]barring ''3D Frog Man'' due to it's unique themes that don't exist in the other games[[/note]]), changing the messages displayed, and editing sound effects and music.

* GirlsNightOutEpisode: ''Mrs. Maze: Tropical Adventures''. The player instead controls the DistaffCounterpart.

''3D Maze Man'' is a series of three-dimensional ''Videogame/PacMan'' clones developed by Webfoot Technologies in 1998. Primarily based off of ''Pac-Mania'', the title character travels through ten different environments to devour the entire continents of the game's boards and avoid the ghosts out for his blood. It's existence become somewhat infamous for resulting in Hasbro Interactive suing the various publishers of the original game and it's sequels, along with later versions being bundled with adware.

** ''3D Maze Man'' does not use the levels "Water 1" and "West 3".[[note]]The levels in the game's files are numbered by their creation dates; not the order they're encountered in the main game itself[[/note]]

* GodMode: The AttractMode gives the Maze Men this. Only noticeable if you [[GameMod mod]] the Attract Mode to play levels from other games in the series.

* LockAndKeyPuzzle: Levels can feature up to four keys, which raise or lower colored blocks so the Maze Men can cross.

** ''3D Maze Man'' does not use the levels "Water 1" and "West 3".

** ''3D Munch Man II'' has ten unused levels (one per theme). Fortunately, they can be reinserted into the game and played without any side effects.

* DummiedOut: ''3D Munch Man II'' has ten unused levels (one per theme). Fortunately, they can be reinserted into the game and played without any side effects.

* DummiedOut: ''3D Munch Man II'' has ten unused levels (one per theme). Fortunately, they can be reinserted into the game and play without any side effects.

* TheWildWest: The Wild West world.